Hello Dom, In India there is a huge growth of Mobile Web and content access through Mobile. The Challenge here is multiple due to complexity of 22 Indian Languages. A generic tool of Mobile Ok Checker having Indic language option would be very much essential . India is very much willing to collaborate in this area. Looking forward to hear from you to crystallize our ideas. With best regards, Somnath On 03/25/14 02:49 PM, Dominique Hazael-Massieux wrote: > > Hi Stéphanie, > > On mar., 2014-02-04 at 16:42 +0000, Stephanie Rieger wrote: > > I think it would be a shame to lose the mobileOK checker so soon, but > > that it should maybe be reframed slightly. > > [...] > > From this perspective, it might be nice to keep the mobileOK checker > > active, but maybe clarify that the only relevant context at this point > > is the support of highly constrained devices (typically feature > > phone...although this definition may be a bit simplistic). > > Thanks for your input on this (and sorry for the delay in responding to > this); I think this is indeed a possibly valuable framing of the tool. > > I'm investigating with others if we can find funding to maintain and run > the tool that would match that perspective; we will probably keep the > checker up while we do so. > > Thanks again, > > Dom > > > > > -- Dr. Somnath Chandra Scientist-E Dept. of Electronics & Information Technology Ministry of Communications & Information Technology Govt. of India Tel:+91-11-24364744,24301856 Fax: +91-11-24363099 e-mail :schandra@mit.gov.in
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