Whether you're an individual sharing travel stories, a business owner connecting with potential clients or employees or a school looking to post homework assignments, the easiest way to share ...

Arabic is one of the world’s most common tongues by number of native speakers, so it’s little surprise that Google wants to boost the amount of online content available in the language. The Internet ...

As part of its efforts to make the internet more accessible for those who use other languages besides English, Google has just unveiled a new tool which can automatically translate Roman-character ...

Google, along with the rest of the Internet, may be partly responsible for how ubiquitous English has become, but Google is also trying to counterbalance that by making it easier for people to ...

As part of Google's ongoing efforts to help its users around the world find and organise their information, today Google has introduced a Gmail interface in Arabic. Gmail users are now able to use an ...

We’ve been seeing a constant rise in the use of Arabic online, and Google has just added yet another way to access Arabic web content when you’re on the go. Thanks to Google, you can now use Voice ...

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The Google I/O 2022 keynote brought a lot of exciting announcements, but also a glaring mistake. While talking about Google Translate, the company showed the Arabic incorrectly. As highlighted by the ...

Google Bard, the tech giant’s generative AI platform, has launched in Arabic, along with more than 40 other languages. The Arabic language is renowned for its complexity, with numerous dialects that ...

Arabic is currently ranked the “eighth language in terms of growth and usage on the internet,” a Google spokesperson told Al Arabiya News. Arabic content dropped from the seventh spot 2012, according ...

Cairo: The further integration of Arabic language capabilities in internet and other technological architecture will grant millions access to the digital world, Microsoft and Google executives said.