Have you tried Qeep Mobile Messaging? Well I have and I like the potential!! Its free to use and you can just about do anything with it. I’ve been testing for a while now but haven’t had the chance to post it. You can send messages, upload and share photos and chat. Qeep is downloaded directly to your mobile phone as an app which is totally free by the way as well.

They have been around since 2008 and growing fast. They do offer paid services and messages. I don’t use those at the moment but they are really cheap!

Check it out if you want!

Throughout the world there are individuals that use SMS text messaging as their main form of communication.  Now there is a service that gives mobile phone users the opportunity to send SMS text messages to any mobile phone in the world.  Many individuals that use SMS text messaging have the opportunity to save money and keep in touch with loved ones that may be in a location across the world.

Registering is easy! (free trial to start)

This service has been available to mobile phone users for 8 years and has over 600,000 user accounts.  Ipipi is the name of this international SMS text messaging service and is a part of the Upside Wireless Network.  Many users have the enjoyment of have to pay low rates starting at 12 cent per message and can be sent to any mobile phone across the planet.  With Ipipi you can send SMS text messaging and also picture mail from your PC or mobile phone.  Users from all over the world that have the need to send SMS text messaging internationally tend to choose Ipipi to handle their SMS text messaging service.  Ipipi also has business accounts for corporations that have the need for SMS services such as, SMS text messaging and marketing accounts. Plus they have picture messaging which I like because you can send to multiple friends and the price is much better than my operator!

Recently I purchased an iPhone and have been pretty happy with the possibilities. Especially with the wifi and being able to send free text messages using some of my favorite services, SMSCity and Talksms . However, if there is one thing that I don’t like is the inability to send MMS messages. Until today I found a semi solution until Apple upgrades the software/firmware.

If you’re connected to the internet you can send a MMS (foto or any multimedia) by sending as email using whatever email plan that you have.

You’ll need to know your recipients mobile carrier and using the following directions. Its a pain in the ars BUT its a work around.

Read more about it at FSM.