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Google News Adds THESE 2 New Indian Languages To Support News Publishers, Check Full List - Vimarsana News

Google News Adds THESE 2 New Indian Languages To Support News Publishers, Check Full List

The programme will be delivered in nine languages, including English, Hindi, Kannada, Tamil, Telugu, Bengali, Malayalam, Gujarati, and Marathi, making it Google's most diverse technology programme for news publishers.

Source: india.com
Collective identity tag far from settled - Vimarsana News

Collective identity tag far from settled

The polemic on the identity of the indigenous peoples of Sabah has been a point of highly emotive contention since the congress of the Unko (United National Kadazan Orgnisation) whch was followed by the creation of the United Pasok Momogun Organisation (Pasok Momogun) in the early 1960s.

'Home Assistant' to get its own voice separate from Siri or Alexa - Vimarsana News

'Home Assistant' to get its own voice separate from Siri or Alexa

No need for Google, Siri or Alexa to speak with your AI-powered smart home platform anymore.

Activists continue to speak against Chinese authorities over restrictions on Tibetan language - Vimarsana News

Activists continue to speak against Chinese authorities over restrictions on Tibetan language

A Tibetan activist, Tashi Wangchuk who called on Chinese authorities to allow the use of Tibetan in schools, government jobs and other sectors of Tibetan public

Activists continue to speak against Chinese authorities over restrictions on Tibetan language - Vimarsana News

Activists continue to speak against Chinese authorities over restrictions on Tibetan language

A Tibetan activist, Tashi Wangchuk who called on Chinese authorities to allow the use of Tibetan in schools, government jobs and other sectors of Tibetan public