Colors representation of Offline and Online in different avatars text message service on Map. Overview Map Instant messaging services (MIMS) and Signals are technologies that create the possibility of real-time audio chat, video conference, SMS, mim (mobile instant messaging), telephone, typed text and filed transfer communication between two or more participants over the internet map/electronic map or some form of internal network/intranet. It is text message service important to understand that what separates Map messaging (MIMS) from technologies such as IM (Instant Messaging) is the perceived synchronicity of the communication by the user - Chat happens in real-time text message service positioning on map (GPSignal) view the location with your eyes. GPsignal systems allow the sending of messages to people, not text message services currently logged on (offline messages), thus removing much of the difference between Map Messaging and IM. While Map Messaging services have additional features such as the immediate receipt of acknowledgment or reply, group text message service chatting, conference services (including voice and video), conversation logging, and file transfer in Real-time text message service map application (passenger) and Mobility application (MobilePassenger). MIMS allows effective and efficient communication, featuring immediate text message service receipt of acknowledgment or reply. In certain cases, Map Messaging involves additional features, which make it even more popular, i.e. to see the other party real-time location on the map, e.g. by using satellite cams, or real-time positioning of each other by GPS on the internet/electronic map (MobilePassenger), or finding friend or Singles (Human) as shown a human icon on the map ( Red as unavailable-offline/ green as available-online) by real-time positioning on single text message service application (SingleG Application/Gpsignal). It is possible to save a conversation for later reference. Instant messages are typically logged in a local message history which closes the gap to the persistent nature of maps and facilitates quick exchange text message service of information like URLs or document snippets (which can be unwieldy when communicated via IM) then (Mapsignal).