Wynncom launches mobile with Hindi QWERTY keypad

Monday, August 30, 2010, 11:58 [IST]

Mumbai, Aug 30: One of the leading mobile manufacturer in India, Wynncom, launched the first Hindi QWERTY keypad phone, which helps users to chat or text in national language, Hindi.

The new sensation in the Indian market, Y45, has a dual SIM capacity and a a 5.6 cm (2.2) 262 TFT color screen. The mobile supports social networking sites like Opera Mini, Snaptu, Nimbuzz, Facebook, Twitter, MSN etc.

One of the new feature on Y45 allows users to send free SMSs across India, UAE, Kuwait, Saudi Arabia, Singapore, Malaysia and Philippines with an inbuilt soft key for 160by2, a free SMS service provider. Now the users can stay connected globally.

Y45 has 1.3 megapixel camera and memory capacity can be expanded upto 8GB. It also has Bluetooth, e mail facility, PC Sync, and Video recording. Users can by Indian 'desi mobile' at just Rs 3,395.

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