> TDMA can recv SMS from the internet AFAIK (not sure)....whereas with GSM
its
> all OverTheAir technology only.
Er, a GSM can receive a SMS from the internet, too. Depends on the site
(yahoo.com used to have such a feature, IIRC).
I'm afraid that what you call "All over the Air technology" are just special
SMS or network commands received by the GSM terminal and executed as well.
This technology was used successively by GEMPLUS's SIM "Phase 2", GEMPLUS's
"Phase2+", which was also called "Proactive SIM".
If the "Phase2" technology wasn't that used (mainly 'cause it wasn't
standardized), the "Phase2+" technology is described be GSM standards 11.14
and is widely used.
> wanna do with his phone. Some people think programming a phone is changing
> the alpha tag on a TDMA phone. Others will think more to mobile BASIC
Why not considering a logo download & change as programming, then ? (But I
have to agree, I guess some people really are like that).
> programming etc.
Ahhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh, mobile programming *is* made of something like C, C++,
assembler or whatsoever. Real programming. Damn', that's so good !
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