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Even though SMPP is a widely-used protocol to send SMS messages, even the most experienced users sometimes need a question answered. Here are 5 common questions answered…

To continue the post from last week, we’ll be looking at how we can integrate email to SMS, also known as the SMTP API, with Windows for efficient (and automated) SMS messaging.

Combining windows and the SMTP API can help small- and medium-sized businesses harness the power of SMS communication. Here’s a good, everyday business example…

From a developer’s point of view, bulk SMS is necessary for a number of everyday situations. Whether you depend on alerts, security messages or notifications, the solution exists…

Creating a bulk SMS interface using the HTTP/S API to send bulk SMS text messages is easier than you think. All you’ll need is a text editor and a web server configured with PHP.

SMS gateways, when used in conjunction with ‘Green IT’ endeavors, can ensure that your business reduces its current carbon emissions. But is it better than paper?

Why should you use SMPP for message delivery? The corporate big boys use SMPP for reliable high-volume message delivery, and so can you.

Don’t get put off by the fact that they’re API’s – they’re easy to use and can arm your business with international SMS power. The SMTP and FTP API’s are any business’ best friends.

Differentiating between the various SMS gateways is crucial when it comes to choosing a messaging provider. What do you need to look out for and how do you make that choice?

SMPP is an inexpensive application programming interface (API) that allows you to stay in touch with contacts and stay abreast of changing technology.