Users of Nokia GPRS-enabled handsets such as Nokia 2626, 6233, 6300, 6131, N72, N80, and N95 can download the vernacular news portal icon on their phones.
In an industry first, Nokia, in association with leading news publication, Malyalam Manorama, has announced the launch of a "vernacular news portal", what the company calls a 'mobile newspaper'.
Courtesy this portal, users of Nokia GPRS-enabled handsets in Kerala will be able to get both national and international news in their native language and across categories such as sports, travel, music, astrology, and movies.
Speaking at the launch, Devinder Kishore, marketing director of Nokia India, said, "Ease-of-use is a key Nokia proposition. We have once again launched a path breaking application - 'vernacular news portal', a mobile newspaper in the palm, that enables users to view news updates in their native languages at their convenience".
"Currently Internet penetration is very low, especially in smaller cities & rural areas. Services such as the 'Mobile Newspaper' will ride on the larger penetration of mobile phones, and bring the Internet Revolution to the masses."
Adding to it, Miss Mariam Mammen Mathew, chief operating officer of Manorama Online, said, "As the industry leader in our category, we are pleased to partner with Nokia, India's number one leading consumer-technology brand for this initiative."
In addition to the launch of this 'vernacular news portal', Nokia said it has partnered with various media houses in the country to bring value added services in 10 languages including Hindi, Punjabi, Bengali, Oriya, Assamese, Marathi, Gujarati, Tamil, Telugu and Kannada in association with leading media houses across India.
Users of Nokia GPRS-enabled handsets such as Nokia 2626, 6233, 6300, 6131, N72, N80, and N95 can download the vernacular news portal icon on their phones. All they need to do is send 'MM' as SMS to 5555. They will subsequently receive a URL on their handsets, clicking upon which will help them download the news portal icon onto their phones.
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I am using Nokia N-78. I want to read Tamil Newspaer in my mobile. Example I have to read Maalaimalar Tamil Newspaper. Kindly send Font for this newspaper
I have Nokia E50 GPRS activated Mobile and I wnat to read Gujarati news paper on it. But It can't support Gujarati font. Any One can send me Gujarati font or any trick for read in gujarati.
pls send me malyalam fonts for nokia 5800 xm i cant read malayalam news paper in my mobile here i am writing my email id
& pls send me instruction how to download & setup in my mobile
how can i read GUJARATI website on my N73,and how can write with Gujaratifont?from where can download gujarati font?
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Does amnyone know how to unsubscribe from this mobile HT paper pack on airtel live?Customer service doesnt know and i am paying right now 50Rs per 3 pack and want to stop it , plis send me info how to stop this mpaper on my phone.thanks
I had nokia N73 handset . I had sent 3 meseges typed 'MM' to 5555 already ,but no responds plz connect & correct
PLEASE SEND ME MANORAMA CONNECTING LINK
Good going, but it's not an original idea as such. We already have it with IMImobile as mPaper, me being the designer, and it's also newspaper in original format on the mobile phone screen. We launched it with Airtel Live in March, with vernacular papers like Dinamalar.
Great idea. What might even be a greater breakthrough is to have a daily copy of e-newspaper in vernacular language for visually challenged people. I am sure many NGOs will support this. Nominal fees may be charged for this.