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#Pinger free texting app cracked

AT&T, Verizon and others are going to need to shift and set their sights on making the most of what they have. 'Carriers will still be important but they are going to have to evolve' says Woock. So what happens when a new company slides in and offers text and voice communications for free? Most likely, data margins approach zero as illustrated in the image below. More and more data is being created every day, but at lower and lower prices per unit. Meanwhile demand for data is rising by four to six times per year as more people get smart phones and add more mobile devices such as tablets. They also touched on how overall revenue is on the rise for mobile data, but in general the price for voice minutes and everything else is on the decline. GigaOm recently noted mobile is now 2% of GDP. 'We will be neutralizing costs through symmetry and then roll out across Europe later this year' The Future of Mobile Communications is Blown Wide Open 'The expansion will start in Germany with every possible operator, and we'll focus on text first in order to make sure the symmetrical trading actually works' says Greg. Most amazingly, they are now considered the number 7 carrier in the US and this international play only shows their goal is to be a major player in global communications. The number of texts Pinger serves per month will reach 1.7 billion soon and they have become the largest mobile advertiser in the world showing well over 2 billion ad impressions per month. Woock estimates more than $25 million dollars are being generated for the carriers by Pinger because extra devices like iPods and iPads are now becoming 'phones'. The traffic between those devices is incremental, meaning they add additional revenue to mobile operators. They have over 15 million Textfree users and 11 million phone numbers have been given out in the U.S alone. Pinger's growth, profitability and economics are staggering. This symmetry model also works for voice calls, which Pinger plans to bring to Europe later this year. 'The meter is dead center on the UI and it keeps track of points - when someone sends something, it goes down and when someone receives something it goes up.

And then we and gamified the experience.'īy keeping texting volume symmetric, overhead costs are eliminated for Pinger, allowing the company to provide this free service to anyone.

'We created a governor, a meter which matches the inbound and the outbound flow of data between carriers. This new technology ensures that no end user sends more texts than he or she receives.

#Pinger free texting app for free

Pinger developed a patent-pending technology to allow anyone to exchange text messages for free in Europe.

#Pinger free texting app cracked

We Have Cracked The code of European Mobile Economics The obvious question is how can they provide free text and voice in the EU? Their solution: Gamification. By doing so they open up an entirely new approach to mobile communications. In an interview, Pinger CEO and Co-founder Greg Woock explained to me how Pinger sits on top of and disintermediates the carrier to enable a whole different class of devices to freely communicate, essentially becoming phones. Their revolutionary Textfree products have been downloaded by tens of millions of iPhone, iPod Touch, iPad, Android, and Web users. with a real phone numbers and free mobile communications. Pinger exploded onto the mobile scene by providing users in the U.S.