Google launches new feature to help Students; Check details...

Mumbai: In its 'L10n' event, Google has announced several features for users of local languages ​​of India. With their help, transliteration has been made even easier for users. Google has said that it is including such features, which will make it easier to navigate search results in different languages ​​and Google Maps.

Apart from this, users will also be able to learn to solve mathematics questions in Hindi.

Google lens will do wonders

Users can take pictures of mathematics questions through Google lens and learn how to solve it. For this, the lens first converts the image into a query. Then its base Google helps guide according to each step.

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Speaking on the new feature, Sanjay Gupta, Country Head and Vice President of Google India said in the virtual program that Google has added these features to overcome the challenges related to the use, communication and creativity of local Indian languages ​​content on the Internet.

He said that the new features will help the users to overcome linguistic problems. Google announced four new language features in its 'L10n' virtual program. The new features add support for Google products and more Indian languages. It also announced MuRIL (Multi-Language Representation for Indic Language) for its new multilingual model.

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WhatsApp new Feature:

WhatsApp is showing great importance in this digital world. Let us tell you that this WhatsApp has started digital payment service in India with sending messages, photos and WhatsApp calling. WhatsApp has started this payment from India’s most famous banks. It has partnered with State Bank of India, ICICI Bank, HDFC Bank and Axis Bank. Now crores of customers of these four banks will be able to transfer money online with the help of WhatsApp.

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