Like old, dusty books on the shelves of public libraries,
regular home telephone lines have been plummeting in popularity.
Some experts even foresee that traditional LAN telephone lines
will eventually reach extinction- but before you start to
chuckle at this forecast, it may be less farfetched than you
actually think.
“Many people don’t leave home without their cell phones
nowadays,” says Larry Lehoux, the CEO of the Data Corp., a world
leader in the development of digital communications software.
“Cell phones have really revolutionized the way we live; people
no longer need to sit and wait around for important phone calls.
Cell phones have given us freedom.”
It’s true. Most of us carry our cell phones around everywhere;
the grocery store, the mall, in our cars and even at the gym.
Cell phone use has been steadily increasing around the world and
people are not just using their cell phones to talk, there are
now a variety of other activities that are keeping their
interest.
“Mobile phone technology is becoming so sophisticated that
people use their handsets for tasks other than just talking.
These new activities include text messaging, download ringtones
and wallpaper, playing games and even surfing the Internet” says
expert Lehoux.
The Data Corp’s web-based software application, Mobiletoolbox,
specializes in text messaging technology and mobile content
delivery. Mobiletoolbox allows companies to communicate easily
with their clients via cell phone text messaging and also allows
the sale and delivery of mobile content such as ringtones,
wallpaper and screensavers. “Text messaging is still relatively
new in North America, but the market is ripening. People are
starting to realize that there is huge potential for these
services.”
After all, what company wouldn’t want to be able to reach
customers at any time and anywhere? Text messaging has been
popular overseas for quite some time, but is picking up quickly
in North America. LAN telephone lines may be dying slowly but
new technology has given rise to great opportunity in our mobile
world.
For more information about sending out SMS text messages or
selling mobile content, please visit the Mobile Toolbox homepage
at www.mobiletoolbox.com or contact the Data Corp toll free at
1-877-410-6683.
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