It also supports multiple media formats, including text, pictures, audio, video, emoticons, and contacts. Support online messages and offline messages, and can provide users with message status reports and history management.
In improvement, “5G Messages” gives rise to a brand-new human-computer interaction mode. In this window, users can complete a one-stop service experience such as service search, discovery, interaction, and payments.
Diplomats from 11 companies including Huawei, Samsung, and Xiaomi were part of the online event. Other organizations include Vivo, OPPO, ZTE, Samsung, Lenovo, and Meizu. These companies were all encouraging with the follow-up of this detail. Of course, we will expect a little tweak by the OEMs.
Several OEMs were quite direct with their plans for “5G Messages”. According to Huawei, it will start testing of this detail from April 10. It also hopes to commercially circulate “5G Messages” in June 2020.
ZTE also said that it recently has helped China Mobile to successfully launch the first testing of “5G Messages” based on the GSMA UP2.4 standard in Hangzhou. According to the company, this marks the official countdown to the commercialization of “5G Messages” in China.
As of now, the testing phase is almost over. Some companies are joining late but still hopes to quickly test the feature. The project is about to enter the commercial stage. The general expectation is that
The 5G Messages will be officially salable at the verge of June 2020. This new messaging system feature will come to be a rapidly 5G application for operators. This opens a new division for 5G business design.
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