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+= SMS Fu
+
+Want to send an SMS from your Rails application?  SMS Fu allows you to do just that.  
+It allows you to send a text-message in the form of an e-mail to a cell phone on any
+of the supported carriers.
+
+== Supported Carriers (US & International): 
+
+Alltel, Ameritech, AT&T, BellSouth Mobility, BlueSkyFrog, Boost Mobile, Cellular South, 
+E-Plus, Fido, kajeet, Metro PCS, Powertel, PSC Wireless, Qwest, Southern Link, Sprint, 
+Suncom, T-Mobile (US/UK/Germany), Telefonica, Virgin Mobile, Verizon Wireless, 
+Vodafone (UK,Italy,Japan, Spain)
+
+== Setup Instructions
+
+Add this this one line to the controller you want to be able to use SMS Fu in.
+
+    class ExampleController < ApplicationController
+      include SMSFu
+    end
+
+Modify sms_fu.yml in your config folder with your reply-to e-mail address.
+
+That's it!  Now you're good to go.
+
+== Example Usage
+	
+* You have to send in the phone number, without any non-numeric characters.  The
+  phone numbers must be 10 digits in length.  
+* The two required parameters are the phone number and the phone carrier.
+* Here are some of the default carrier values:
+		
+  Alltel Wireless   =>  "alltel"
+  AT&T/Cingular     =>  "at&t"
+  Boost Mobile      =>  "boost"
+  Sprint Wireless   =>  "sprint"
+  T-Mobile US       =>  "t-mobile"
+  T-Mobile UK       =>  "t-mobile-uk"
+  Virgin Mobile     =>  "virgin"
+  Verizon Wireless  =>  "verizon"
+  Vodafone Tokyo		=>  "vodafone-jp-tokyo"
+
+* <b>Check sms_fu.yml for a complete list of supported carriers, including international
+  carriers as well.</b>
+		
+    deliver_sms("5558675309","at&t","your message here")
+		
+* You can set the maximum length of the SMS message, which is not set by
+  default.  Most phones can only accept 128 characters.  To do this just 
+  specify the limit option.
+		
+    deliver_sms("5558675309","at&t","your message here", :limit => 128)
+
+* You can retrieve just the formatted address to use in your own mailer.
+
+    get_sms_address("5558675309","at&t") # => "5558675309@txt.att.net"
+
+		
+Copyright (c) 2008 Brendan G. Lim, Intridea, Inc., released under the MIT license