As India's internet economy booms, tech firms are looking for ways to help onboard next 100-150 mn users.

Startups see a spot in language rule, starts working on NLP with original equipment manufacturers.

A bunch of startups in the field of linguistics, which have acquired a strong user base by hooking these users to consume online content, i...

Indus OS works with OEMs like Micromax, Intex and Karbonn to integrate its operating system, which offers features like translation through...

Banking apps such as Canara Bank and SBI Buddy, too, have added regional-language interface as more and more people turn to digital money.

he Internet and Mobile Association of India brought together stakeholders from industry, government, technical community and academia.

Canscript, Mitra’s flagship test, enables physicians to select the most optimal drug combination by testing a tumour sample against various...

The company has carrier aggregation support technology that it is looking to supply to mobile makers like Micromax and Samsung, Sunil Lalva...

According to an IMRB report from 2013, around 45-million internet users in India browse in local languages.

Founded in 2010, Reverie devises full-stack solutions to translate, transliterate, input, and search on the web in dozens of Indian languag...

e-Paisa, which offers its multilingual app along with a card reader to its customer, has merchants signed up from Delhi, Mumbai, Pune, Sura...

Startups are receiving VC funding to design localised tech, while e-comm sites are translating their platforms to make them accessible to u...

Reverie Language Technologies is launching a keypad app called Swalekh, which will allow mobile phone users to type and read in 11 Indian l...

Seeking to solve this problem, startups are targeting non-English speakers by building solutions that convert existing software application...

Consumer demand for low-cost apps that can replace short text messaging on mobile phones helped spur the launch of Bangalore-based startup.

Companies are creating applications in regional languages to meet the needs of the mobile user base in India, which is shifting away from E...

Through this tie-up, users of Ubislate tablets will be able to access the device in English, Hindi, Marathi, Tamil, Punjabi and various oth...