Indian equipment start-up MoFirst has plans to launch regional-language based smartphones, whose patent equipment allow users to change languages with just a swipe, across India by March 2015. The company, founded in December 2008, has developed smartphones below strain name Firstouch in which it has installed its patent equipment of version and transliteration from English to regional language and vice-versa.

“Language is one of leading barriers thats prevents people from by mobile phone functions exhaustively. We have launched and tested rejoinder to smartphones that chains Gujarati language. By March 2015, we will launch phones for all regional languages, We will launch 10 models of Firstouch Regional Smartphones in price bracket Rs 3,500 to Rs 12,500 in next one year. By the end of March 2015, we want to present all over India” MoFirst Solutions Co-founder and CEO Rakesh Deshmukh told PTI.

“Our swipe equipment helps customer to communicate in regional as well as in English even if they don’t know one of these languages. A thought typed in regional language can be translated to English by swiping finger left to aptly and transliterated by swiping finger aptly to left,” Deshmukh said.
He said that customers have the option to keep all menu of the phones in regional language and even application store.

The company has plans to launch Firstouch phones in Hindi and Marathi language in July, Tamil, Telegu and Bengali by September, Kannada and Malayalam by November and rest of the regional languages by March 2015.