What was the first SMS in the world?

Short message service (SMS) whose name has been banned in the name of the message. It is one of the tools of modern generation communication. The Modern version of SMS messaging or chatting with loved ones staying with friends or friends for a whole night is a regular thing. But what was the first SMS written in the world?

International website EDN Network says 22-year-old Engineer Neil Papworth, the US engineering company 'CEMA Group', sent the world's first SMS. Not to her lover. He sent his message to Richard Jarvis's mobile phone. Neil did not use mobile phones to send this message. He sent this message from the computer. His message was sent on 3 December 1992.

The question is what was written in the message? Since the date was 3 December, on December 25, Neil wrote on Christmas Day, 'Merry Christmas' means Merry Christmas. Neel's message reached Vodafone via the mobile network to his friend. US GSM Carrier Omni point Communications creates the first text messaging framework in the country. Within a few days, it spread to other countries in the United States. The United States is delivering messages to different countries. At that time there was no scope to send more than 160 words.

Initially, SMS technology was stuck in the face. It has not become very popular among users. According to statistics, in 1995, GSM service users sent an average of 0.4 text messages per month. Many users did not want to send messages or messages because of the excessive increase in the bill.

However, at present, one of the most accessible forms of SMS communication is the medium. Communication apps such as Viber, Messenger, Emo, have been developed using the basic principles of SMS. According to statistics, in 2011 many mobile phone operators have only earned about 585 billion US dollars from SMS service. But that's not only the income increase. SMS status has also increased. In 2011, the Oxford Dictionary added the word 'Lull' (Laughing out loud or jump out loud) to their list.