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Chinese to send 550b sms this year
(Agencies)
Updated: 2004-08-10 15:00

Chinese people are expected to send 550 billion short messages this year, doubling mobile phone operators' revenues to some US$6.7 billion.


A Chinese woman sends a short message before a advertisement board in Beijing. Chinese mobile users are expected to send 550 billion short message this year, according to the Ministry of Informatino. [newsphoto]

China, home to the world's largest mobile phone market, has 100 million users who will double the number of short messages they send this year, the Ministry of Information was quoted as saying by Xinhua news agency.

China Mobile, the country's largest mobile telecommunications operator, is expected to handle 350 billion short messages in 2004 compared to 170 billion in 2003.

China Unicom, the country's number two operator, has forecast it will carry 200 billion short messages, or four times as many as last year.

By 2006 mobile phone users are likely to send 1.4 trillion short messages, equivalent to US$17 billion in charges, the report said.

Mobile phone customers currently pay operators 0.1 yuan (0.01 US cents) to 0.15 yuan (0.018 US cents) for each message sent.

Separately, China is expected to issue licenses for 3G mobile phone units in 2005, which as a result should see output of handsets grow at about 25 percent, the report said.



 
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