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A new revolution in email communication
Posted on: 19/Oct/2016 12:17:11 PM
There is a revolution made in email communication, as there is a new launch of free linguistic email service, accessible in eight Indian languages. All these fall under the single name called DataMail, says an official. The service will be available in languages including Hindi, Urdu, Punjabi, Tamil, Bengali, Marathi, Gujarati, and Telugu. Furthermore, the same service is likely to be launched three more international languages: Russian, Chinese and Arabic apart from English, hints Ajay Data, the founder and CEO of Data XGen Technologies Pvt Ltd.
This linguistic email service aims at bridging the gap among Indians in terms of using the digital media. Users can communicate across the country, said Ajay Data, addressing the launching ceremony. This move is intended to reach sizable population that fails to fall within the ambit of digital connect, thus transforming digitization to even the non-English speaking Indians.
The email service will eventually expand to 22 Indian languages. It can be downloaded on Android or IOS mobile devices in the name DATAMAIL.
In a report, Data stated that over 89 percent Indians are non-English speaking. On the World Wide Web, hardly lesser than 0.1 percent content is present in Indian languages. For them, reading or communicating through mail is impractical.
This linguistic email service aims at bridging the gap among Indians in terms of using the digital media. Users can communicate across the country, said Ajay Data, addressing the launching ceremony. This move is intended to reach sizable population that fails to fall within the ambit of digital connect, thus transforming digitization to even the non-English speaking Indians.
The email service will eventually expand to 22 Indian languages. It can be downloaded on Android or IOS mobile devices in the name DATAMAIL.
In a report, Data stated that over 89 percent Indians are non-English speaking. On the World Wide Web, hardly lesser than 0.1 percent content is present in Indian languages. For them, reading or communicating through mail is impractical.
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