KT launches olleh talk

KT announced Thursday that it is launching “olleh talk,” a total communication application for smartphones.

Based on the contact list of the smartphone user, olleh talk provides voice calls, text messaging and chatting services. They can send messages to a group or engage in group chatting. It can also send short messages to those who are not using the ‘olleh talk’ application.

Not only KT subscribers, but those who have subscribed to mobile services of any company can download the app.

Unlike other services, olleh talk provides users with a private mobile homepage service and cafe service. It works like a social networking service in itself, and it is also linked with other services like Twitter, Facebook and Metoday. The cafe service makes it an open community which provides opportunities for networking.

“This service is an authentic integrated communicator where customers can satisfy their diverse needs for communication with the application. We expect this will become an essential application for smartphone users,” an executive for KT said.