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Mobile Phone Animation

Multimedia Messaging Service (MMS)

The Multimedia Messaging Service (MMS) is, as its name suggests, the ability to send and receive messages comprising a combination of text, sounds, images and video to MMS capable handsets, sometimes called Multimedia Messaging System - is a communications technology developed by 3GPP (Third Generation Partnership Project) that allows users to exchange multimedia communications between capable mobile phones and other devices. An extension to the Short Message Service (SMS) protocol, MMS defines a way to send and receive, almost instantaneously, wireless messages that include images, audio, and video clips in addition to text.

According to Mobile Streams, MMS will be developed in two separate phases. Based on General Packet Radio Services (GPRS), the currently available MMS is similar to a brief PowerPoint presentation.

A common current application of MMS messaging is picture messaging (the use of camera phones to take photos for immediate delivery to a mobile recipient). Other possibilities include animations and graphic presentations of stock quotes, sports news, and weather reports. When the technology has been fully developed, it will support the transmission of streaming video. The second phase of MMS will require a 3G network to enable streaming video. MMS-capable devices are available from a number of vendors, including Ericsson, Motorola, and Nokia. MMS presents a revolution to the end user in terms of the richness of the messaging services, however it is delivered in an evolutionary manner from the infrastructure suppliers point of view. MMS will be the first mobile messaging service to embrace the open Internet standards for messaging. There will be many MMS infrastructure vendors including all the incumbent mobile value-added service platform suppliers such as SMS Center vendors and all the mobile network infrastructure vendors. The i-mode service from NTT DoCoMo that is already operating in Japan is the clearest example of how MMS services will look and be used in terms of terminals, services, service delivery (Java), wide range of content sites and business models- NTT DoCoMo earns 9% of the total revenues from the i-mode services, the content provider earns the rest. In Europe currently, the reverse is true. The success of MMS is linked to the allocation of revenue shares divided between members of the value chain in a fair way according to efforts and responsibilities. The Multimedia Messaging Service (MMS) is the key business case driver for GPRS (General Packet Radio Service). MMS is a service environment that allows different kinds of services to be offered, especially messaging services that can any exploit different media, rich media, multimedia and multiple media.

MMS will enable messages to be sent and received using lots of different media including text, images, audio and video. The Multimedia Messaging Service (MMS) introduces new messaging platforms to mobile networks in order to enable MMS. These new platforms have been designed to interact with legacy mobile platforms such as SMS Centers. The new platforms include MMS Relay(s) and MMS User Databases.