IMAGiNET announces the release of its Multilingual "Language Mobile 5.0" for Windows Mobile Devices
IMAGiNET announces the release of its new Language Mobile 5.0, a new significant addition to its Localization family of products.
LM 5.0 is a Localization product line for multilingual User Interface on Microsoft Windows Mobile 5.0 Pocket PCs and Smartphone devices. It provides full translation of Microsoft Windows Mobile User interface to national language (all icons, menus and dialogs of built-in application will be translated); it is more than a simple conversion of text from one language to another, and fully complies with Microsoft Localization standards.
LM 5.0 is available for Arabic, Persian, Turkish, Hebrew, and could be easily available for any other Language as needed by the Device Vendors. LM 5.0 provides full interface localization that makes mobile devices fully understandable, more accessible, easier to use and more popular to local users.
Over the past years IMAGiNET has developed the Arabization and Localization know-how, processes, and tools to provide a local Look-and-feel for Windows Mobile Devices. Apart from the translation itself, IMAGiNET has developed the innovative Localization Toolkit that includes Language Mobile 5.0, the Multilingual user interface localization software as well as the Language Enabler that lets the user type any language directly into Pocket PCs and Smartphones, the Language Enabler supports all languages including Right to Left Middle Eastern Languages.
IMAGiNET's localization Toolkit ensures the adjustment of the device behavior and adaptation of content and appearance to the socio-cultural context and functional needs of the target audience, all while maintaining the product's high performance, stability and its unique character.
Extending the vision of exceeding the users' and Mobile Device Vendors' expectations in the localization arena, we are striving to overcome language barriers problems facing local users over all handheld devices and technologies by providing fully localized devices" , said Dr. Hazem Abdelazim, IMAGiNET Managing Director.
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