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BPL Mobile launches chatrooms on mobile phone
BPL Mobile
Communications Ltd., Mumbai’s premier mobilephone service
provider has launched India’s first Wireless Internet
Chat Service - miChat for BPL Mobile subscribers in Mumbai.
This service allows BPL Mobile subscribers to enter into virtual
chatrooms and chat with other subscribers. Targeted at the
‘young adults and late teens’ segment, this application,
based on the SMS platform enables Mobile Chats. This ensures
that the service is available to all subscribers without a
change in their handsets. The technology behind this service
has been provided by iSolv, a wireless applications company
from Pune.
Speaking at the launch, B.P. Singh, Chief Operating Officer,
BPL Mobile, Mumbai said, “BPL Mobile has played a significant
role in furthering usage of mobile phones in India. As a leader
in its field BPL Mobile has consistently been providing unique
applications to its customers. With our technological strengths
we are in a position to constantly explore new frontiers of
mobile applications and share the same with our customers.”
Chatting on the net has emerged as the most popular net application
today. Estimated at 3.5 million users today, it’s expected
to grow at a staggering 100% annually. Milind Agnihotiri,
Managing Director & CEO of iSlov said, “Mobile Internet
is all about “Save Time or Kill Time” applications.
While the ‘Save Time’ applications provides productivity
improvement through on-the-go access to Corporate Emails or
Databases, the ‘Kill Time’ applications provide
fun and entertainment like miChat. Bringing such services
to the market requires the vision of leaders like BPL Mobile,
with whom iSolv is proud to partner”.
Using miChat is extremely simple. A user can log in with any
assumed name into any public chat rooms available across a
range of subjects. With an identity chosen on the fly, the
user can enjoy anonymous chatting and connect to strangers
in the virtual world. A logged-in user can chat with everyone
or send private messages and switching of chat rooms can be
done at will.
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