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NEW VERSION: Mizo Go Bible v. 2.4.4 (Performance Built)

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Kum 2009, September 7, Monday tlai lam dar 3 vel bawr kha a ni ta, Mizo Go Bible version hnuhnung ber kan release ni kha! Kum 3 leh thla 9 zet a vei hnuah Mizo Go Bible version thar chu kan release leh thei ta e.

Version 2.4.4-ah hian a chhung thu siam that ai mahin, User-Interface siam that hlek leh a application performance tihthat hrim hrim tum a ni ber a. Tin, tunlaiah Java supported phone chak lo lutuk chi leh heap size te lutuk chi hmang kan tlem tawh avangin chumi pawh chu kalsan a ni tan a.

Version hmasa ami te aia a danglamna chu Bible thensawm danah hian a ni a. 1 MB aia lian leh 1MB aia te ang chauhin siam a ni ta a. Chu chuan a hmaa Thuthlung Thar chauh awm thin kha kan kalsan a, Thuthlung Thar leh Sam ni thin pawh, Thufingte leh Thuhriltu belh a ni ta bawk. Thuthlung Hlui bu hlang chu tihtawp a ni ta bawk.

MGB Bu thensawm hi chi 4 chauh a ni ta a, hetiangin:

  1. Bible Bu Pumpui - Mizo Go Bible hming putu ber a ni a. 1.42 MB-a lian a ni.
  2. Thuthlung Hlui (Genesis - Hlathlankhawm) - Mizo TH-GH Go Bible tih a ni a. 800 KB-a lian a ni.
  3. Zawlneite Lehkhabute - Mizo THZ Go Bible tih a ni a, 330 KB-a lian a ni.
  4. Thuthlung Thar, Sam, Thufingte leh Thuhriltu Bute Kaihkawp - Mizo TST Go Bible tih a ni a, 511 KB-a lian a ni.
Mizo Go Bible hi a thlawn liau liau-a semdarh tura siam a ni a, miin pawisa phuta a pe che a nih chuan kan hnenah a rang thei ang berin i lo report dawn nia.

Official download site: http://m.khampat.com
Posted from: Serchhip, Mizoram, India

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