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Rediff.com invests in mobile medium enabler Eterno
TT Bureau |  |  11 Nov 2008

Eterno today announced that it has received an investment from internet biggie, Rediff.com. Eterno is founded by ex-Nokia employees Umesh Kulkarni and Chandrashekhar Sohoni.

 

Eterno mainly specializes on mobile enabling print, radio and television media companies in addition to working with handset manufacturers and service providers to provide mobile applications supporting Indian languages and compatible on popular operating systems like such as Symbian, J2ME and BREW.

 

Popular Eterno applications include IndiSMS which offers users SMS services in 9 Indian languages, IndiMate which is an SMS content retrieval platform and Music Companion. The company claims Nokia, Vodafone, Airtel and Idea as its clients.

 

Venki Nishtala, Chief Technology Officer of Rediff.com, added "We are impressed by  Eterno’s  ability to deliver innovative mobile applications  in  many different Indian languages.” 

 

Umesh Kulkarni, Founder of Eterno said, “ Rediff.com’s minority  investment will help us enhance our development infrastructure and further our efforts in providing Indian newspapers, magazines, radio and TV companies  with innovative mobile solutions.”

    
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11 Nov 2008(IST)  
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