Ogo: Mobile chatting is the trend
Around two years after the launch of Ogo at Swisscom, more than 50,000 customers have opted for the mobile instant messaging device. As a result, around 80 million instant messages and around one million e-mails are sent each month, according to a press release.
Around two years after the launch of Ogo at Swisscom, more than 50,000 customers have opted for the mobile instant messaging device. The device is used to send and receive around 80 million instant messages and around one million e-mails per month, according to a press release. More than 1.8 million people in Switzerland use an instant messenger. According to a study by leading provider MSN, users spend an average of over twelve hours a month logged into their messenger and send 1 billion messages.
Studies show that Ogo users send four times more instant messages than PC users via the Internet. Ogo users in Switzerland account for a significant proportion of global mobile MSN traffic and also form the largest Ogo community worldwide, the press release continues.
Instant messaging makes it possible to communicate with other participants in real time. Short text messages are sent to the recipient using the push method, to which the recipient can reply immediately.
Studies show that Ogo users send four times more instant messages than PC users via the Internet. Ogo users in Switzerland account for a significant proportion of global mobile MSN traffic and also form the largest Ogo community worldwide, the press release continues.
Instant messaging makes it possible to communicate with other participants in real time. Short text messages are sent to the recipient using the push method, to which the recipient can reply immediately.
