Google makes Gmail autocomplete search available in 47 new languages August 23, 2012 - 22:37 AMT PanARMENIAN.Net - Following a handful of other updates across its properties, Google has just updated its autocomplete predictions feature for Gmail’s search bar to support 47 new languages, The Next Web reports. This feature originally launched back in May with just support for English. According to Google, the Gmail team has plans to roll out more languages over time. This includes “Chinese, Korean, Japanese and right-to-left languages,” all of which will be released “over the coming months.” Partner news  Top stories Apple joined the Fair Labor Association in 2012 after being slammed with criticism over the working conditions at Foxconn. It’s not the first time Yahoo CEO Marissa Mayer has been interested in the New York-based hipster blogging service. The number of new smartphones delivered with Android jumped to 162.1 million in the first three months in 2013. “We believe Samsung generates more revenue and profit from the Android platform than Google does,” Neil Mawston said.   Partner news |  Latest news Oscar Isaac's performance in "Inside Llewyn Davis" sparks warn reception at Cannes  In a melancholic comedy set New York City in the ‘60s, Davis stars Isaac as a struggling folk singer.Backup Media, Memento to finance “Cold In July” cult novel adaptation Director Jim Mickle's previous film "We Are What We Are" premiered in Sundance in the Midnight Section.Oscar winning scribe to adapt "Ali and Nino" bestselling romance The epic novel follows the love story between the male descendant of a royal Muslim family and a beautiful, Christian, Georgian princess.Cannes: Buyers targeting “The Gunman” Sean Penn-starrer Studiocanal’s film sees Penn as an ex-government contract killer whose past comes back to haunt him. |
