YANGON, July 31 (Xinhua) -- Viber, a popular mobile application in Myanmar, is planning to increase its presence in the country working on localization plans to deliver a quality-content partnership, reported official media Thursday.
Viber provides mobile application for Myanmar's smart phone users in making free calls and sharing text messages and pictures.
Announcing its future plans for Myanmar with high potential for mobile phone subscriptions this year, Viber plans to establish its foothold in the country where it said is the favorite massaging and chat application of almost two-third of users.
Viber claimed it is gaining popularity in Myanmar with 5 million registered users in 2014.
Viber, a smart phone, desk top and tablet massaging application for over 370 million users in 193 countries, was initially launched in 2010 and became a company of Japanese Internet giant Rakuten in 2014, the report added.