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Fromdistance starts new type of bidirectional SMS service

Media & Telecommunications
Press release from: Fromdistance Ltd.
PR Agency: Fromdistance Ltd.
(openPR) - Fromdistance has launched FromSMS (fromsms.net), a new type of bidirectional SMS service for web applications. Any web developer can use FromSMS as a two-way SMS interface for any web service. FromSMS consists of FromSMS Server and FromSMS Client. FromSMS Server is hosted by Fromdistance; FromSMS Client is a Nokia S60 compatible application which can be downloaded from www.fromsms.net free of charge.

As FromSMS lets web developers use their own devices as SMS terminals, issues with SMS roaming are virtually eliminated. Equally important, the only cost for sending messages from web application are the charges of the mobile operator the developer has chosen – Fromdistance offers open message sending interface for free.

“FromSMS service was inspired by our own needs. Having customers in many countries and end users all over the world, we often encountered issues with SMS roaming, character encoding and restrictions of socalled short numbers. As many web applications can benefit from SMS messaging interface, we decided to make FromSMS available for everybody”, says Jouko Vierumäki, CEO of Fromdistance. “The existing services on the market are suitable for sending of bulk SMS messages and for premium-priced SMS services, but many web applications don’t have those kinds of needs”, he continues.

FromSMS allows two-way SMS messaging between web service and its mobile users; it is also possible to use several mobile terminals in pool to increase reliability and improve performance.

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For further information on FromSMS, contact Jouko Vierumäki, CEO of Fromdistance, jouko@fromdistance.com, +372 5292672.

Contact informations

Fromdistance Ltd.
Tuukri 54
10120 Tallinn
Estonia

Fromdistance Ltd. is an Estonian software company specialised in challenging mobile applications for business use.

The company builds cutting edge solutions utilising new possibilities offered by modern mobile devices. The primary customers of Fromdistance are large enterprises and media companies.

The cornerstone of the company's solutions is Fromdistance MDM, a platform created to manage mobile devices within an enterprise in an efficient manner. Currently, the platform is being used extensively by several companies and public administration bodies.
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