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  • Japan Trials RCS Initiative

    The GSMA today reported significant progress with its Rich Communication Suite (RCS) initiative, a service that provides mobile operators with a feature-rich portfolio of interoperable communication services, enabling customers to access a wide range of advanced messaging applications direct from their handset’s contact list.

    The initiative is now supported by more than 90 leading organisations from across the mobile industry and has gained considerable momentum across a number of areas, including the launch of a pilot in Japan with five leading operators. Full PR Here.

    Posted: 15 February 2010 | Filed: New Tech & Services, Sign of the Times | Feedback | Print |  add to twitter 
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