Yes I do agree. The first reason is Most of the indians are Uneducated it will help them to convey their thoughts the way they want to . Sending Sms in their Mother tongue helps them to communicate clearly there by making use of technology. This is how Technology is being utilized by common man.
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Syed , Telecom Implementation Engineer, GTL Telecom company ( K.S.A )
| 12 08 2009 06:50:27 +0000
this is very big step tken towards to save the human life.and the controlling of pollution.give me chance to participate in this .i want that every one knows the value of water to do this we don't have to give any type of strike we should do work .there are so many societies in forgen who send money in india to clean oldest among the river like ganga .to this there should be some projetcs.like filtering and sepration of watse material and used them to recycle or genrate electricity.if every one wants this would be simple.starts from the small places just varanasi ,allahbad ,kanpur
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anurag , B.Tech/B.E. student, bhagwant institide of technology
| 10 14 2009 09:42:16 +0000
Absolutely..No doubt about that.. As a matter of fact, telecom service providers have already started focusing on the rural market.. Reuters in tieup with Idea cellular is providing farmers in Punjab with highly customized information regarding agriculture, market prices of different crops, weather forecasts etc. reuters have expanded its service in statesof Andhra and TN. So when opportunities are very attractive in rural markets, there s no doubt that this facility will be incorporated in handsets and will also be very successful in the future..
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Padmaselvan , B.Tech/B.E. student, Bharathidasan Institute of Management
| 10 07 2009 19:04:01 +0000
yes i am totally agree acording to the way of thinking towards country side and also communication barrires lots of people come through it those who are not much familiar with the english langauges specially in Indian Villages.That Step should be Developed as per the demand as my friend already told in the comment understanable keypads for old ones and all other necessary facility like Map etc. Now it is a new step towards Indian patriotism like Japan used to do in his countary only japanese are followed bythem now its our turn that we should not forget about mother tounge...
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sahil arora, Design Engineer, Roulund Braking India Pvt. Ltd.
| 10 06 2009 10:08:45 +0000
Having been involved in implementing SMS in other languages other than Latin languages, I think there is one more issue to support SMS in Indian languages i.e usage by the end user. Implementation and key pad mapping can be done with the technology and with Unicode support. However for the end user to type a "whole character" it will be really pain. Here I am not even talking about typing the words. When we implemented Hindi - to key in my name "Rama" which looked simple took more than 10 key strokes to type 2 characters.
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Rama Pulivendla, Program Manager, Agnity Technologies
| 10 05 2009 08:01:02 +0000
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creating such things people are actually creating a big cultural gap between their communities.... Its time to learn something from those chinese who are actually not giving any room for even English language...Its the base of their unity. If in stead of creating a multilegual nation if we try to unite our people it wuld be mre banificial....
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Satyabrat Malla Bujar Baruah, Design Engineer, Unemployed
| 01 17 2011 16:48:02 +0000
according to fact that in india ....this technology is not succesful.....india is a country of more than hundreds of local languages......if we only count to major languages...still they r in range of 20 to 30 e.g hindi,urdu(languge of symbols),tamil,marathi etc. writing all those languages in sms using only english pad...is extremely difficult for any user....and we cannot provide all virtual keypads in all languages....becoz onscreen keyboard decreases speed of writing mssgs. and spl if we provide facilities of all languages in one phone.....it increses mobile costs......and for tamil person....all different feature is a wastage of memory.
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Nishant Gupta, Network Admin/System Admin, 3i-Infotech
| 12 10 2009 08:30:48 +0000
I already experienced this technology in my NOKIA 1100 but I found it is difficult to write message in Hindi Compare to writing in English. But I think it would be convenient for the people to read message compare to English. But it is inconvenient for sender to write message. So, I think it is not much successful in our country.
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prakashraj kumavat, MBA/PGDM student, Omegan School of Business (ICFAI Tripura)
| 10 22 2009 04:19:55 +0000
SMS which is used for short messages is very helpful when typed in english, and even people find messaging in english very easy than what has been suggested above where there are many regional languages will be used for texting, and i think the whole process will make things complicate if SMSing is done in other languages, it is hard to use. so to me there will be very less takers for this kind of technology.
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Kailash Sharma, Product Development Manager, Force Motors
| 10 07 2009 13:26:12 +0000
I think the sms services looses it's essence if used in multiple language any ways rural people doesn't need sms for communicating it's just a service used by the global indian
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Hridibrata Roy, Manager
| 10 06 2009 15:03:17 +0000
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