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DEFINITION: A common short code (CSC) is a short telephone number, usually consisting of five digits, that is used to address SMS and MMS messages from a cellular telephone. Common short codes may also be called mobile short codes or short numbers. Each common short code is designed to be unique to each operator. CSCs are used for additional wireless services like television voting, polling, ordering ringtones,
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ABBYY TextGrabber + Translator Mobile App
sponsored by ABBYY
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This video details a text-grabbing and translator app that lets you save printed text from any magazine, book, document, etc. – in more than 60 languages – on your device. View now to learn how this app can immediately edit, translate, publish to social media, or forward by e-mail or SMS.
Posted: 16 May 2012 | Premiered: 29 Sep 2011
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How to use Email, SMS, MMS, and PIN Messaging
sponsored by BlackBerry
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This video, presented by Tariq Tahir, covers how to integrate BlackBerry Java applications with various BlackBerry messaging systems. Topics include email application, PIN messaing, SMS messaging, MMS messaging, and more.
Posted: 11 Jun 2010 | Premiered: 11 Jun 2010
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IPCheck Server Monitor Version 5
sponsored by Paessler AG
SOFTWARE DEMO:
With a bird's eye view IPCheck Server Monitor observes your network, servers, or applications and will notify you as soon as it detects a problem. If you don't hear from IPCheck Server Monitor you know that your business is running smoothly.
Posted: 10 Sep 2007 | Premiered: 29 Aug 2007
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SMS DEFINITION (continued): … A common short code (CSC) is a short telephone number, usually consisting of five digits, that is used to address SMS and MMS messages from a cellular telephone. Common short codes may also be called mobile short codes or short numbers. Each common short code is designed to be unique to each operator. CSCs are used for additional wireless services like television voting, polling, ordering ringtones, making donations and queries to Google's SMS search engine. CSCs are typically billed at a higher rate than SMS or MMS messages. Although CSCs have been popular in Europe for years, they only gained wide-spread adoption in the United States after their use as a voting method on the immensely popular "American Idol" television show. Cross-carrier CSCs were launched in the United States in 2003.A similar but unrelated term, shortcode, refers to a pseudocode interpreter for mathematics problems used on BINAC and UNIVAC. SMS definition sponsored by SearchMobileComputing.com, powered by WhatIs.com an online computer dictionary
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