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Video: Google Rolls Out Google Go On Android
World’s leading tech giant Google has launched its Google Go services to all Android users worldwide. The service was only being offered to Android Go users in select countries.
Google calls it lightweight and at just a little more than 7MB, it truly is a tiny little helper.
It also has all the features of the Google Lens, with real-time translating, voice-activated searching as well as making Google read the text out loud.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=F2brcDqKTHI&t=4s
Google Go was initially being marketed only in countries with spotty connection but Google has now released it worldwide. Considering how inconsistent the internet can even be in Australia, we’re here for it.
“We know that people everywhere can sometimes struggle with spotty connections, phone storage, and reading or translating text,” Google’s blog read.
Google Go: A lighter, faster way to search https://youtu.be/zJrswiLvGc4 via @YouTube
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