Google Go has a great new feature starting today, the company Google offering its users something they didn't think they could experience within the application in the near future. Google Go is the application created by the American company for developing markets, where the Internet is very slow, it being a version of the Google Search application that is smaller in size and requires fewer resources to function.
Google Go has been updated by the Google company to allow users to have the articles from websites read by the application without them having to read them themselves when they access them. Google Go recognizes no less than 28 languages thanks to today's update, so its users will be able to read almost anything on the Internet in order to better understand what is happening in the world in which they live their lives.
Google Go comes with a GREAT NEW Feature
Google Go uses the company's artificial intelligence to detect the most important parts of a web page, reading them with a "natural" voice, just like the Google Assistant. Unfortunately, Google Go will filter the information according to what the artificial intelligence decides is important for the user to know, the rest of the information existing in a web page being ignored, so the users have truncated information, unfortunately.
"Today, we're launching a new feature which will let everyone using Google Go's browser listen to webpages out loud. Powered by natural language processing and speech synthesis AI, this technology can read aloud billions of web pages in 28 languages smoothly, and in a natural sounding voice, even on 2G connections. It also uses minimal cellular data.”
Google Go was thought, just like Android Go, for those users with cheap phones, and internet connections that are much weaker than in the rest of the areas on the planet, so it was normal that the functionality was not complete. At the moment, the Google Go application is available for users who use the Android platform, but maybe in the not too distant future it will also be launched for the iOS platform.
