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"Where are you?" "Meet me upstairs." "Transfer 200 dollars." - They're the short messages that increasingly form the bulk of human interactions. But if you think it's big in the US, take a look at the rest of the world. From banking to health care, texting is reshaping every aspect of how humans live.
Did you know that 48 million people worldwide have cell phones but no electricity? - An infographic:
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