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Language and cultural NGO BBB KOREA released a BBB Translation service application for smartphones.
Through the app, users can be directly connected to BBB volunteer workers without having to go through operators.
It can be used anywhere and on any occasions, and the language one used once will be added to the favicon list.
The app can be downloaded from the Android market and iTunes app store. The global versions of the app will be released in April. For more information, call 1588-5644 or visit www.bbbkorea.org.
Through the app, users can be directly connected to BBB volunteer workers without having to go through operators.
It can be used anywhere and on any occasions, and the language one used once will be added to the favicon list.
The app can be downloaded from the Android market and iTunes app store. The global versions of the app will be released in April. For more information, call 1588-5644 or visit www.bbbkorea.org.
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Articles by Korea Herald
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