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From the News Desk
Monday, 18. August 2008
Now Create a Website Using Your Cellphone
Akmin Technologies, a Chennai based company that offers mobile website services, has launched a mobile based application that would enable users in India to create and publish website by simply using their mobile phone.
Users don’t need to access the Internet through a computer to create their own website now. The process is simplified with the cellphone-based application accessible through GPRS-enabled handsets. Starting from August 15, the application is completely free of cost and available on the mobisitegalore website.
“We offer the technology free of cost to the customers. Unlike the web version, the screen in the mobile version will be customized and user-friendly to enable even lay persons have their own websites. No technical knowledge is required and no downloads needed. Mobile users can build, publish, manage and share mobile websites,” said Akmin CEO S Prashanth.
He further added saying that users will be able to create website, publish them with no technical know how required. The easy to use interface made especially for the mobile screen would make the task easier.
According to a report by the Telecom Regulatory Authority of India, there are about 65 million users in the country with GPRS-enabled handsets out of the 250 million total users on the other hand, there're only 14 million broadband connections. With the entry of the 3G technology users would be able to access mobile Internet at a much faster speed.
Users don’t need to access the Internet through a computer to create their own website now. The process is simplified with the cellphone-based application accessible through GPRS-enabled handsets. Starting from August 15, the application is completely free of cost and available on the mobisitegalore website.
“We offer the technology free of cost to the customers. Unlike the web version, the screen in the mobile version will be customized and user-friendly to enable even lay persons have their own websites. No technical knowledge is required and no downloads needed. Mobile users can build, publish, manage and share mobile websites,” said Akmin CEO S Prashanth.
He further added saying that users will be able to create website, publish them with no technical know how required. The easy to use interface made especially for the mobile screen would make the task easier.
According to a report by the Telecom Regulatory Authority of India, there are about 65 million users in the country with GPRS-enabled handsets out of the 250 million total users on the other hand, there're only 14 million broadband connections. With the entry of the 3G technology users would be able to access mobile Internet at a much faster speed.
