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From Google Pay to Google Go apps: Key takeaways from Google for India 2018

With focus on AI and machine learning, Google introduced support for more Indian languages on its apps and Assistant. It also introduced a new platform to provide online platform to offline publishers

Google for India 2018, Rajan Anandan, vice-president of Google
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Rajan Anandan, vice-president of Google (South East Asia & India), addresses the fourth edition of Google for India 2018 event

BS Web Team New Delhi
Search engine and technology giant Google on August 28 announced new tools and features specifically designed for Indian users at the Google for India 2018 event. These tools and features include the addition of more languages support in existing apps, a new platform to bring offline publishers to online platform, redesigned Google Go apps with more functionalities, redesigned digital payment app and more language support to communicate with technology via voice. While some of these tools and features are now available to experience, rest of them would begin to roll out in coming months.

Here are the key takeaways from Google

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