Sms Corrupting Language

Short Message Service (SMS) Is Corrupting Our Language

Name : IRIS ML

ABSTRACT

This study was conducted to survey agree or disagree on the issue ‘short message service (SMS) is corrupting our language’. This conduct will compound all information from few of the Malaysians who own the mobile phone and use the SMS to communicate. From my surveys, I found that most respondents agree that SMS is corrupting our language either in national language or other mother tongue languages.

TABLE OF CONTENTS
Page
Abstract 2
Table of Contents 3
1.0 INTRODUCTION 4
    1.1 History of SMS language 4
    1.2 Useful of SMS language 4 – 5
    1.3 Statement problem on SMS 5 – 6

2.   INTERPRETATIONS BASED ON THE RESEARCH 7
      2.1   Research Objective 7 - 8
      2.2 Articles review 8 - 9
      2.3 Statistic findings 9 - 11

  0.   CONCLUSION 12
    1.   Discussion 12
    2.   Suggestions 12 - 13
      3.3   Summary 13

      References 14

1.0 INTRODUCTION
1.1 History of Short Message Service (SMS) language
SMS stands for Short Message Services. It is a technology that enables the sending and receiving of messages between mobile phones. SMS first appeared in Europe in 1992. SMS is a mobile data service that allows alphanumeric messaging between mobile phones and other equipment such as voice mail systems and email.
  Messages are sent to a short messages service center (SMSC) from various devices such as another mobile phone or email. The SMSC interacts with the mobile network to determine the availability of a user and the user’s location to receive a short message. With the helping from SMSC, the user can receive a SMS either on call or the phone turned on otherwise we cannot receive the SMS if our mobile phone swift off. (Refer to Appendix C: Picture number 1)
1.2 Useful of... [continues]

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