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Published on October 5, 2007

Pands Group Logistics CEO Thomchal Smitasiri yesterday said the appointment of Eternity Grand Logistics would create more utilisation of the port.

Eternity Grand Logistics managing director Poonsak Thepairat said the company had invested Bt8 million to develop the port's infrastructure, which will serve strong demand for transportation via the Chao Phya River.

 

New Nokia, Microsoft line-up

Nokia and Microsoft announced yesterday they would provide mobile-phone consumers with a new line-up of Windows Live services, specifically designed for Nokia devices.

As of today, Nokia users in Thailand, Australia, New Zealand, Singapore and Malaysia with selected Nokia S60 devices can download the new suite enabling access to Windows Live Messenger, Windows Live Hotmail and Windows Live Spaces. By the end of the year, Nokia users in India, Philippines, Indonesia and Vietnam can access the service on select devices.

In both cases, service is dependent on operator network connection/plans, which may vary by operator.

Nokia Nseries users who own the Nokia N73, N76, N80 Internet Edition, N93i or N95 multimedia computer are the first who can access the Windows Live services via the Download! Application on their devices.

The Nation