China Mobile International Push new Communication application Jego will introduce domestic

Tencent Science and technology Larry November 20 compiled Reuters news agency, China Mobile (Weibo) wholly-owned branch of China Mobile Analysys has released a new app-mobile app--New Jego, The application is mainly aimed at tens of millions of overseas Chinese markets. Currently, the new Jego can also be compatible with Android and iOS platforms, and users can use a mobile number to pick up the phone for free after installing the app. Of course, it doesn't hurt to have no mobile number, because mobile companies will also provide mobile number leasing services in foreign areas to maximize the potential of jego. In addition to receiving calls for free, Jego can also allow users to spend relatively low money to make international calls. China Mobile has 700 million users in the country and is the world's largest telecommunications network operator, according to the ABI survey. But China moves overseas with only one international brand-Pakistan Zong. At present, almost all of the world's communications operators have encountered a thorny problem-the face of the challenges of Social Information app. These apps can provide voice communication, text messaging, and other services to users with inexpensive 3G data connections. In addition, Microsoft's Skype can not only provide users with free communication services through the Internet, but also phone calls through the Internet. Compared with traditional communication services, this kind of VoIP service fee is very low. Tiger Lin, CEO and Chairman of China Mobile International (Hong Kong), said in an interview that Jego would also be in the domestic market in the near future, while in foreign markets, China Mobile International would Lin Zhenhui Jego in the form of cooperation with other operators. Lin Zhenhui said: "This service can provide users with traditional international communications services through new technologies." Lin Zhenhui does not think Jego will hurt the existing market in China Mobile. John Jiang, chief technology officer of China Mobile, said that Jego could save a significant amount of roaming fees for overseas users, and that it would be cheaper to make international calls as well as domestic long-distance or local calls. In addition, Jego can also provide users with free SMS services, photo sharing and video calls. "Essentially, Jego is an app that combines mobile numbers with internet technology," says John Jiang. John Jiang that the main reason for China Mobile International to launch Jego is to make mobile international networks more "Internet" through app apps, rather than through SIM cards. It is understood that as early as this June, China Mobile International released the first version of the Jego application, but was later evacuated. John Jiang's explanation is that the first version of Jego is still just a model, unable to withstand huge market demand and often leads to network crashes.