I will start this post by showing the most important mobile advertising abbreviations .Every marketeer needs them when he choose to try mobile web ads.

Ad Application - Advertising Application
Ad Network - Advertising Network
Ad Unit - Advertising Unit
AO - Application Originated Message
BREW - Binary Runtime Environment for Wireless
CBT - Caller Ringback Tone
cHTML - Compact Hypertext Markup Language
CMS - Content Management System
CSC - Common Short Code
CSCA - Common Short Code Administration
CSV - Comma Separated Value
CTA - Call to Action
CTC - Click to Call
CTR - Click Through Rate
CTRC - Click to Receive Coupon
DDC - Default Delivery Context
EDGE - Enhanced Data Rates For Global Evolution
Email Opt - in - Email Option In
EMS - Enhanced Messaging Service
FMC - Fixed Mobile Convergence
FTEU - Free to End User
GPS - Global Positioning System
Image Ads - Image Advertisements
IOD - Information On Demand
IVR - Interactive Voice Response
J2ME - Java 2 Micro Edition
LBA - Location Based Advertising
LBS - Location Based Services
M - Advertising - Mobile Advertising
MASP - Mobile Application Service Provider
M - Card - Mobile Greeting Card
M - Coupon - Mobile Couponing
Messaging Opt - in - Messaging Option - In
MGW - Mobile Gateway
MIDP - Mobile Information Device Profile
MMA - Mobile Marketing Association
MMG - Multiplayer Mobile Game
MMS - Multimedia Messaging Service
MNO - Mobile Network Operator
MO - Mobile Originated
Mobile Ad Network - Mobile Advertising Network
Mobile Agency - Mobile Ad Agency
Mobile Search - Mobile Searching
Mobile TV - Mobile Television
Mobisode - Mobile Episode
Mobizine - Mobile Magazine
MOM - Mobile Originated Message
Monotone - Mono Tone
MT - Application Terminated Message
MT - Mobile Terminated
MTM - Mobile Terminated Message
Opt - out Mechanism - Option Out Mechanism
Participation TV - Participation Television
PII - Personally Identifiable Information
PPD - Pay Per Download
PPV - Pay Per View
PSMS - Premium Short Messaging Service
SD - Service Discovery
SessionID - Session Identification Code
SmartPhone - Smart Telephone
SMIL - Synchronized Multimedia Integration Language
Smishing - SMS Fishing Fraud
SMPP - Short Message Peer to Peer Protocol
SMS - Short Message Service
Softkeys - Soft Keys
STK - SIM Toolkit
Text Ads - Text Advertisements
Text Tagline - Text Tag Line
URL Coupon - Link Coupon
User ID - User Identification
VAS - Value Added Services
Video Ads - Video Advertisements
Videotone - Video Tone
VisitorID - Visitor Identification Code
Voice Ad - Voice Advertisements
Wallpaper - Wall Paper
WAP - Wireless Access Protocol
WAP 1.0 - Wireless Access Protocol version 1.0

 No one can deny that the importance of sending SMS.all of us need to use it besides emails .i will shed the light on some web sites make this service for free. Mobile web 2.0 sites for sending SMS for free are spreading in the last years.if you interested by this service please complete reading this post:


Gizmo SMS Legal Information

What you need is to choose the country and put the mobile number and click on send link.Its free totally.

Bloove.com

Web based mobile phone management.

• Edit your contacts,
• Make calls and work with SMS or bookmarks using your favorite browser.
• SMS backup for Symbian phones.
• Log backup for Nokia S60 phones. Basic      For more features click here

iweb2cell.com

lets you text message five contacts for one month for free. There may be an SMS charge to the recipients of messages depending on the type of account they have with their phone service provider.
Sendsmsnow

• Receive text replies in your SendSMSnow inbox
•  History of your sent messages
•  Send UNLIMITED text messages to your contacts
•  Create your SMS Profile and upload your photos
•  And more...

Boltblue 

• Send text messages from your PC to any mobile in
• the UK,
• Ireland,
• Australia and the Netherlands. 

India SMS
Send free sms worldwide. Free Ringtones, Free Jokes. Registration required.donot add the country code.  

Dear ALL,
Could you please tell us your favorite Mobile site in comments section.
thanks in advance to enrich our site by your valuable share.

The Web has revolutionized how we interact with and publish information, but up to now it has only been accessible to people with desktop devices. Web-enabled mobile phones now extend the expected global reach of the Web to three times that of today, touching one-third of the population1 of the planet.

The goal of this guide is to provide site owners with enough knowledge to get started with the creation of Web content for mobile users.

1- It covers the benefits of publishing for mobile users.

2- How mobile delivery differs from desktop delivery.

3- How to design for the mobile context.

Before now, Web publishing for mobile users has been something of a mystery, partly because of a lack of information. This guide forms part of dotMobi’s efforts to change this by providing authoritative and comprehensive guides, best practices and methods and other material describing how to publish for mobile.

The guide aims to provide an introduction for those not familiar with the Mobile Web. It contains techniques and information required to create a basic site that will work well on the majority of phones. It is not an encyclopedia of past and present technologies and techniques, but provides a place to start. Although using a .mobi domain is recommended as a clear way to indicate to the user that a site is mobile-friendly, the advice presented here applies to any mobile site.

After reading this guide, you should have a firm understanding of the basics of mobile presentation: what to do and what not to do. This should help you determine how your organization can mobilize its online strategy.

Part II of this guide will address more advanced topics such as adaptation of content to suit the capabilities of more advanced devices and provide a better experience for their users.

¹ T-Mobile, Credit Suisse First Boston and Pyramid Research report DotMobi Web Developer’s Guide 6