140 bytes per message part. You send multi-part and there isn't any real limit to the number of parts you can send if you are using a GSM modem. But if there are too many parts it become a problem to re- create the data at the other end since you have to wait for all parts to arrive. If you are sending binary to a phone application like a midlet, it is device specific as to how many parts can be part of a single concatenated message, for most phones the maximum guaranteed number of parts/message is 3. Some phones like Sony Ericsson allow for up to 10 I think, but on other phones any parts that exceed 3 will received as a separate message.
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