Anyone bored enough to explain to me the difference between "Text Message" and SMS? I'm a Verizon customer, I notice my phone can do both, I'm never sure what to use, or who can receive "text" versus "SMS". Do they cost the same?
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Anyone bored enough to explain to me the difference between "Text Message" and SMS? I'm a Verizon customer, I notice my phone can do both, I'm never sure what to use, or who can receive "text" versus "SMS". Do they cost the same?