Tata
Teleservices launches Tata Zone in Hindi
The Economic Times October 5, 2007
Tata Teleservices on Friday unveiled
an infotainment space on its Tata Indicom BREW-enabled
mobile phones in Hindi called Tata Zone.
"This initiative will further widen the reach
of data services to a new segment hitherto unexposed
to various exciting value-added services owing to language
barrier. The Hindi language interface will go a long
way in taking the data usage and application download
pattern in India to the next level," Tata Teleservices
Ltd's president (VAS) Pankaj Sethi said in a statement
issued here.
Around 66 per cent of all Indians speak Hindi, while
less than five per cent understand English. Tata Teleservices
recognises this fact and is therefore increasingly embracing
Hindi to drive adoption of data services among the non-English
speaking population, the statement said.
On Tata Zone-Hindi, customers would have access to
applications like cricket, faith and prayers, Bollywood
and Hollywood movies, news, astrology, funzone and games.
The entertainment-packed zone will also feature an impressive
and latest collection of ringtones and wallpapers.
Customers will have to select Hindi as their preferred
language in their phone settings to launch the Hindi
catalogue on Tata Zone. Customers also have the option
to switch back to the English catalogue.
The service is currently available on the following
Tata Indicom handsets - Nokia 1325, Huawei 2900 and
Huawei 2801.

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