McGregor: We were first in the world to use SMS for GSM delivery
Travis McGregor · He Presented from the Hip on Stage and Invented a World First in 90 Days · Jun 9, 2026 · at 6:49
Telecommunications innovator Travis McGregor discusses developing early mobile infrastructure for network operators.
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“And we were the first company in the world to use SMS for delivery to mobile phones and GSM.”
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