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- Multimedia_Messaging_Service abstract "Multimedia Messaging Service (MMS) is a standard way to send messages that include multimedia content to and from mobile phones over a cellular network. It extends the core SMS (Short Message Service) capability that allowed exchange of text messages only up to 160 characters in length.The most popular use is to send photographs from camera-equipped handsets. It is also used on a commercial basis by media companies as a method of delivering news and entertainment content and by retail brands as a tool for delivering scannable coupon codes, product images, videos and other information. Unlike text only SMS, commercial MMS can deliver a variety of media including up to forty seconds of video, one image, multiple images via slideshow or audio plus unlimited characters.The standard is developed by the Open Mobile Alliance (OMA), although during development it was part of the 3GPP and WAP groups.".
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- Multimedia_Messaging_Service wikiPageWikiLink Mobile_marketing.
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- Multimedia_Messaging_Service wikiPageWikiLink Multimedia.
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- Multimedia_Messaging_Service wikiPageWikiLinkText "MMS multimedia messaging".
- Multimedia_Messaging_Service wikiPageWikiLinkText "MMS scandals".
- Multimedia_Messaging_Service wikiPageWikiLinkText "MMS".
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- Multimedia_Messaging_Service wikiPageWikiLinkText "Multimedia messaging service".
- Multimedia_Messaging_Service wikiPageWikiLinkText "Multimedia_Messaging_Service".
- Multimedia_Messaging_Service wikiPageWikiLinkText "Picture messaging".
- Multimedia_Messaging_Service wikiPageWikiLinkText "multi-media message".
- Multimedia_Messaging_Service wikiPageWikiLinkText "multimedia message editor".
- Multimedia_Messaging_Service wikiPageWikiLinkText "multimedia message".
- Multimedia_Messaging_Service wikiPageWikiLinkText "multimedia messaging service".
- Multimedia_Messaging_Service wikiPageWikiLinkText "multimedia messaging".
- Multimedia_Messaging_Service wikiPageWikiLinkText "photo message".
- Multimedia_Messaging_Service wikiPageWikiLinkText "picture and video messaging".
- Multimedia_Messaging_Service wikiPageWikiLinkText "picture messages".
- Multimedia_Messaging_Service wikiPageWikiLinkText "picture messaging".
- Multimedia_Messaging_Service wikiPageWikiLinkText "video message".
- Multimedia_Messaging_Service date "August 2015".
- Multimedia_Messaging_Service hasPhotoCollection Multimedia_Messaging_Service.
- Multimedia_Messaging_Service reason "MMS is a well-defined and established standard, first defined in 2001, and is part of the same set of standards that all GSM devices must comply with. They are very strict and prescriptive about how the data stream comprising an MMS is prepared; what datatypes are permissable, the maximum size of the message, the terminal to network interfaces, the transport mechanisms etc. There's little flexibility in the standard. Pictures have to be a JPEG of a limited size; audio must be in a specific codec, bitrate and max length; Text frames are limited to 5000 ASCII characters, video must be in a particular codec and max bitrate and length. Multiple objects of different types can be combined in a single message as long as it doesn't exceed 600KB in size. These are the rules that every implementation of MMS must follow. The definition documents explain the protocols and standards in fine detail, and tell the developers of phone OSs exactly what their software needs to spit out of the antenna, down to the binary level. How the standards are implemented on the device is down to the manufacturers and will vary by platform and architecture, sure. But if you have a desire to build a device that works with a global standard, accessed by millions of other devices that work with that standard, AND you have a document that tells you precisely what your output needs to be, there's no way you'd deviate from that! You wouldn't design a 2-pin mains plug for a product and make the pins thicker, or longer, and then call it your own implementation of a 2-pin plug because you think it's better that way, because it would never fit in an electrical outlet! The principals the same. If you stray from the definition, say by allowing a bigger maximum image size, then straight away you're risking failure because you're sending a message and you've got no idea if any devices will be able to read it. You WANT other devices to read your message so why would you deliberately risk failure by choosing to break compatibility?! Also, if a device is found to not be standards compliant during testing, it doesn't get approval to be allowed to connect to the network, and can't be sold. Plus, the network knows what an MMS should look like. If it doesn't like the format, or it exceeds the data size limit, it'll just be rejected. And... 'most smartphones now run android' is just plain wrong. about 51% do. That's just over half. 'Just over half' is not the same as 'most.' This isn't a personal attack - I just think your data is seriously flawed and based on too many assumptions. I can guarantee you, if I were to send an MMS now from my Lumia or my iPhone, to my Nokia 6820 which is eleven years old, it would display without any issue. Some phones don't support all the object types, early phones couldn't play video from an MMS, but the phone knows how to handle unsupported data types elegantly, it just shows a message to that effect.".
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- Multimedia_Messaging_Service subject Category:3GPP_standards.
- Multimedia_Messaging_Service subject Category:Mobile_telecommunication_services.
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- Multimedia_Messaging_Service comment "Multimedia Messaging Service (MMS) is a standard way to send messages that include multimedia content to and from mobile phones over a cellular network. It extends the core SMS (Short Message Service) capability that allowed exchange of text messages only up to 160 characters in length.The most popular use is to send photographs from camera-equipped handsets.".
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