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challenge, notes Mr Holden, as they move into television. “Whenever you get telecoms companies and
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Hot to trot
Mar 30th 2006
From The Economist print edition
A new service hopes to do for texting what Skype did for voice calls
TALK is cheap—particularly since the appearance of voice-over-internet services such as Skype. Such services,
which make possible very cheap (or even free) calls by routing part or all of each call over the internet, have
forced traditional telecoms firms to cut their prices. And now the same thing could be about to happen to mobile-
phone text messa fuel dispenser ges, following the launch this week of Hotxt, a British start-up.
Users download the Hotxt software to their handsets, just as they would a game or a ringtone. They choose a user
name, and can then exchange as many messages as they like with other Hotxt users for £1 ($1.75) per week. The
messages are sent as data packets across the internet, rather than being routed through operators text-
messaging infrastructure. As a result, users pay only a tiny data-transport charge, typically of a penny or so per
message. Since text messages typically cost 10p, this is a fuel dispenser big saving—particularly for the cost-conscious teenagers
at whom the service is aimed.
Most teenagers in Britain, and elsewhere in Europe, pay for their mobile phones on a “pre-paid�basis, rather than
having a monthly contract with a regular bill. Pre-paid tariffs are far more expensive bundles of free texts and
other special deals, which can reduce the cost of text messaging, are generally not available. For a teenager who
sends seven messages a day, Hotxt can cut the cost of texting by 75%, saving £210 per year, says Doug Richard,
the firm s co-founder. For really in fuel dispenser