(Tue, Jun 19th, 2012, IT News Africa)--Hong Kong-based mobile manufacturer Tecno Mobile’s Ethiopian counterpart
is set to release its first smartphone completely assembled in
Ethiopia. The smartphone will hit the shelves in mid-July and will range
between $339 and $400.
The smartphone, called the Tecno T3, will run on Google’s Android 2.3
operating system and will feature the Amharic language for now, as well
as a GPS.
“Tecno already has several models on the market, all of which support Amharic, Oromiffa, and Tigrigna languages. The new phone will, for the time being, support only Amharic, according to Henry Yu, Tecno’s general manager in Ethiopia,” wrote Addis Fortune.
The Amharic feature was developed in Ethiopia. “It was developed by a local company called Information Technology Transfer Services (ITTS). The software, Amharic Soft Keyboard and Messaging Application, works on all phones supporting Android”, said Ayalew Aseffa, CEO and founder of the company. He added that it supports SMS, email and other information transferring systems.
Source: IT News Africa
The smartphone, called the Tecno T3, will run on Google’s Android 2.3
operating system and will feature the Amharic language for now, as well
as a GPS.“Tecno already has several models on the market, all of which support Amharic, Oromiffa, and Tigrigna languages. The new phone will, for the time being, support only Amharic, according to Henry Yu, Tecno’s general manager in Ethiopia,” wrote Addis Fortune.
The Amharic feature was developed in Ethiopia. “It was developed by a local company called Information Technology Transfer Services (ITTS). The software, Amharic Soft Keyboard and Messaging Application, works on all phones supporting Android”, said Ayalew Aseffa, CEO and founder of the company. He added that it supports SMS, email and other information transferring systems.
Source: IT News Africa
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