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From: psp on 4 Jul 2010 04:34
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE

Release of AMT v. 1.00
Automatic Message Translation Utility for Windows-based Mobile Devices
July 3, 2010

MobileTimes announces the release of its fully automatic message translation
utility AMT for Windows-based Mobile Devices.

Do you ever receive messages on your Mobile device written in foreign
languages?
Are you working in the English-speaking business World, but your English
language skills are not always on par with the daily requirements?
Do you often need to translate incoming SMS, MMS, or E-Mail messages to your
native tongue?
If you answered Yes to any of these questions, then AMT may be of use to
you!

AMT automatically translates all your incoming messages (SMS, MMS, and
E-Mail) to a target language of your choice. All you need to do is specify
for which of the three types of messages you want translation enabled, and
select the target language. AMT automatically monitors your Mobile devices'
Inbox's for incoming messages. If a message arrives and translation is
enabled, AMT proceeds to break up the message into small chunks of text.
Next, each chunk is analyzed and its source language is identified (This
allows AMT to deal with Multi-lingual message content). After the source
language has been identified, the text is translated to the specified target
language. Finally, the translated message is constructed and placed into the
Mobile devices' Inbox. You can inspect translated messages by activating
Windows Messaging and navigating to the SMS, MMS, or E-MAIL(s) Inbox. The
translated messages are deposited in corresponding folders.

A Multi-Lingual User Interface to over 140 languages is available.

Support exists for Windows Mobile 5.0 & 6.x (6.0, 6.1, and 6.5) for the
PocketPC/Professional and SmartPhone/Standard platforms. Released as
shareware.

Direct Download:

http://amsgt.googlecode.com/files/AMT100d.ZIP

For More Information Contact:

MobileTimes

E-Mail: MobileTimes (Ask(a)MobileTimes.site50.net)
Web: MobileTimes (http://mobiletimes.site50.net)



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