In order to bring its services to the next billion users, Google is launching its Android suite of apps under the Go umbrella for low-end phones.
While the apps mostly include the lightweight versions of regular apps in Android phones, perhaps the most important one is Google Search.
Uses 40% Less Mobile Data
Formerly released in beta as Google Search Lite, the Search Go weighs just 5 MB, thanks to a completely new interface. The app uses 40 percent less data than the regular Google Search app, which should help users with slow or bad internet connections, which is the norm in developing markets.
Ease of Access
Rather than having cards like the regular app, Search Go comes with separate buttons for each function, letting users access all the options on the homepage directly. This will be helpful for users on slow devices, as everything is conveniently laid out for them.
Another option will allow users to quickly toggle language within the search results. This will be helpful for the locals, showing that Google is going out of its way to create a tailored experience for users.
Download
The app, which was revealed in Google I/O for the first time, is currently being previewed for users in India and Indonesia. Users can either download it through the Play Store using a VPN or through an APK (obviously at their own peril).
Files Go
The app is not the only one among the suite to be released, Google is also releasing the new Files Go app, among other things, which finally enables the ability to share files between two devices wirelessly.
This app should help an average user save up to 1 GB of data, helping even more people take advantage of Google’s services.
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Bekar Apps hai FileGO
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Phone Memory Wahi Thi SD Memory Aur Less Ho Gayi
Baki Function Nahi Dekha Abhi
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One of the most widely used web browsers, Google Chrome, is going to add support for HDR Video streaming and the users will soon be able to stream high-quality HDR videos on the internet directly through their browsers.
What this means that if you encounter a website that lets you stream HDR videos, you will be able to play them properly in Chrome. Of course, this means you will also need a phone with HDR display
Qualcomm, the globally renowned chipmaker and telecom equipment provider has finally introduced its most anticipated flagship processor ‘Snapdragon 845’ at its annual Snapdragon Tech Summit in Hawaii. The Snapdragon 845 is a successor to last year’s worthy contestant Snapdragon 835. It is expected to come with improved performance, better power efficiency, and improved image processing.
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