It’s approaching summertime which means it’s time for
sequels. We have already had the latest
Die Hard movie. The Wizard of Oz now has
a sequel. SpiderMan 2 is coming as is another
round of Transformers and X-Men.
So why does Hollywood have such a reliance on sequels? Money.
Nothing more complicated than that.
If an original movie did well, sequels are created to extend the revenue
stream the original movie produced. In
short, take a successful idea and extend the usefulness of the idea to create
continued revenue streams. If the
formula did not work, you can be sure that Hollywood would not create the vast
number of sequels it does every year.
Technology is the same.
Apple has grown to be very successful by creating sequels of all their
hottest products. In many cases, these
sequels are delivered long before a dip in the current revenue streams
occurs. HP used to do the same with
printers.
Did you know that text messaging has a sequel waiting in the
wings. That’s right. The most ubiquitous form of sharing
information has a new version ready to be delivered to every text messaging
user in the world. Want to see success
built upon success? That’s Smashtalk®.
Smashtalk is the sequel to the current form of text
messaging. Like a movie sequel, current texting
users will quickly recognize the original and find the sequel to be even
better.
Smashtalk is text messaging that includes Reply-All functionality. No web sites.
No change of behavior. No impact to
the carrier’s network. Send a text
message to a group of friends or colleagues and each recipient can reply with a
single text message that goes to everyone on the original recipient list. It’s just like e-mail but done with text
messaging.
Smashtalk is fully backwards compatible with existing phones
thus allowing Smashtalk messages to be received as if they were sent by an
old-fashioned phone.
Simply put, Smashtalk is the sequel to the current
generation of text messaging and Smashtalk patents are available for
licensing. Smashtalk is running today on
PCs and Macs and can be easily ported to any telephony device.
If you are ready for the text messaging sequel, contact your
carrier and demand they provide you Smashtalk on your phone. Isn’t it time you enjoy a sequel that makes
your life easier each and every day?
Come visit us and use
our links to let your carrier know you want Smashtalk. www.smashtalk.net
