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Google's search app gets friendlier to bilingual Android users |
August 22, 2014
Want to Google the name of a restaurant in English and then ask for the weather in Japanese? On Android it no longer requires switching back and forth between language settings.For voice searches, users can now select up to five languages in the search app from the more than 50 supported, Google said Thursday. The app already supported that many languages, but users had to change their settings every time they wanted to switch between them. Now it recognizes automatically the language being spoken.The change lets people search information in different languages back-to-back. That means you can ask for the weather in Spanish and then dictate a text in French, Google explained.To read this article in full or to leave a comment, please click here
Link: http://www.pcworld.com/article/2597840/googles-search-app-gets-friendlier-to-bilingual-android-users.html#tk.rss_all
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