Mobitel Google link for M3 Apps
Mobitel, the National Mobile Service provider entered into a
partnership with Google introducing M3 Apps, an exclusive suit of
services powered by Google Apps.
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Chairman TRC Priyantha
Kariyapperuma |
With the M3 Apps all mobitel customers will be entitled to register
for a host of new services that will include a suite of communication
and collaborative tools, offering among many other existing features, an
email address accessible via any network. The new M3 Apps is a suit of
services delivered on the strength of Mobitel’s latest 3.5G HSPA network
and powered by Google. The suit is developed and leveraged on Google’s
versatile application suit google Apps similar to Google’s Google
calender, Google talk and Google docs. M3 Apps users can manage their
service via web browser, This enables users access to email, calender,
docs and other applications from anywhere in the world and through any
type of device that offers internet access. For instance M3mail, a part
of M3 Apps offers novel features to make email more useful.
It also offers protection and virus filtering. M3mail provides
powerful message searching and has inbuilt instant messaging. It is
accessible from any web browser and most of the mobile phones. All email
accounts have up to 7.3 GB storage capacity. With the launch of M3 Apps
Mobitel is fast emerging as the leader in 3.5G mobile service provider
in Sri Lanka. Sri Lanka was the first South Asian country as well as one
in the first ten countries in the world which introduced 3.5G HSPA
network. With over 2000 base stations around the country Mobitel is fast
expanding its 3.5G coverage,
This partnership between Mobitel and Google is a landmark development
in the ICT development space offering the prospect of leading Sri Lanka
towards and info-com and knowledge rich society, said the chairman of
the Sri Lanka Telecom, Leisha De Silva Chandrasena.
Head of business development (Asia pacific) of Google Jason Senn said
that Google’s goal has always been to provide information quickly and
universally. This partnership will provide easy and accessible tools to
Sri Lankans, he said.
(GW)
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