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Edusity unveils Languisity: A breakthrough in real-time language translation for seamless global webinar communication. Transform boundaries!...

Telegram users will need to buy an anonymous phone number on Fragment if they aren't comfortable sharing their own numbers.

Telegram got a huge update: No-SIM sign up and much more features. You can now go completely anonymous on Telegram.

Pangeanic, with a mission to offer the best language processing with AI, has released its Ukrainian machine translation engines to facilitate communication...

The Evidence-to-Impact Collaborative at Penn State is hosting the virtual workshop “Improving Social Science Impact through effective Science Policy & Communication Strategies” on Feb. 21,

The Evidence-to-Impact Collaborative at Penn State is hosting the virtual workshop “Improving Social Science Impact through effective Science Policy & Communication Strategies” on Feb. 21,

Flipkart app is now accessible in six major languages. 08 Jan, 2021 - 06:58 PM IST     |     By indiantelevision.com Team     NEW DELHI: Flipkart has further strengthened its vernacular language offerings with the introduction of Marathi, the third most widely spoken language in India. With this, the Flipkart app is now accessible in six major languages including English, Hindi, Marathi, Tamil, Telugu and Kannada for Indian consumers. The e-tailer has utilised a mix of translation a...

After MNS-Amazon episode, Flipkart incorporates Marathi language on its app Flipkart File photo Mumbai: Days after global e-commerce giant Amazon.com Inc. agreed to incorporate the Marathi language on its app following the Maharashtra Navnirman Senas strong demand, Flipkart, India’s homegrown e-commerce marketplace, has further strengthened its regional language offerings with the introduction of Marathi, the third most widely spoken language in India. With this, the Flipkart app is...

Flipkart on Thursday said customers could now use Marathi for its services, making the announcement days after rival Amazon faced ire for not offering its shopping app in one of India’s most widely spoken languages. Flipkart app is now accessible in six major languages: English, Hindi, Marathi, Tamil, Telugu and Kannada. The Walmart-owned firm said it is further strengthening its commitment to making online commerce more inclusive and accessible for Indian consumers. The addition of Marathi ...