Goodbye SMS texting, hello RCS
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neohope978.125 years ago
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We have been dependent on short message service (SMS) for texting for years. When it first launched in 1992, it was a game-changer. Over the years, though, we have become sick of its 160-character-length cap and its inability to work and play well through internet connections. And, as a bigger, better replacement, Rich Communication Services (RCS) was introduced in 2007. It wasn't a lot of a splash.
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