Comment on JPush: a Push Notification-based Business Opportunity in China by Raj Kumar

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Notification push for apps has disrupted the mass message services ran by telecom operators in China. That cost, to businesses who have developed mobile apps, now has been reduced to zero through push services like JPush. JPush is a push notification service that helps Android, iOS and Windows Phone apps push notifications to their users. Other big Chinese Internet companies, including Tencent, Baidu and Alibaba’s Umeng, are offering push notification services to apps who use their developer-facing services. For some with small screens or simply functions, push notification is one of the most important features.