I have T-Mobile, and all my incoming AND outgoing twitter SMS to/from short code 40404 are covered by my unlimited messaging plan. They always have been for over a year now. The only way I'd pay is the standard per-message rate if I didn't have a message package. And that goes with other 3rd party messages too, including 41414 for redbox, 46xx and 265xxx for AIM over SMS, 46645 for google info via SMS. The only exception are the premium services that say they will charge you (ie "text ringtone to xxxxx to sign up for ringtones for 5.99 a month...")
“The other one is a biggie, and it's something very noticeable in the videos: touch sensitivity is pretty bad. Using the virtual keyboard proved to be far too painful, and we're pretty sure it wasn't multitouch-friendly.”
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What industry standard is she talking about?
I have T-Mobile, and all my incoming AND outgoing twitter SMS to/from short code 40404 are covered by my unlimited messaging plan. They always have been for over a year now. The only way I'd pay is the standard per-message rate if I didn't have a message package. And that goes with other 3rd party messages too, including 41414 for redbox, 46xx and 265xxx for AIM over SMS, 46645 for google info via SMS. The only exception are the premium services that say they will charge you (ie "text ringtone to xxxxx to sign up for ringtones for 5.99 a month...")