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Google Maps offline : Navigate without Internet   Google has now introduced new offline functions in Maps for users in India. You can now download an area to your phone, which will work even if you are in a no-connectivity zone.   Open the Google Maps app . Make sure you're connected to the Internet and signed into Google Maps. Search for a place, like "Calicut" At the bottom, touch the bar that has the name of the place you searched. Select Download

Malayalam and 9 more Languages Added to Google Translate Google Added 10 more languages to Translate, bringing total number of supported languages to 90. These 10 new languages will allow more than 200 million additional people to translate text to and from their native languages. These languages are available now on translate.google.com and will roll out soon to mobile apps and to the built-in translation functionality in Chrome.   Other Languages Added Myanmar Sinhala Sundanese Chichewa Malagasy Sesotho Kazakh Tajik Uzbek

Inbox : A new Email App From Google         Google has just launched an app called Inbox that allows you to make email more useful and preview next-gen capabilities.        The overwhelming problem with Gmail is that there's too much email to wade through and it's become a chore and productivity killer, the new app makes you to get your messages faster rather than sorting through a bunch of emails.      Google Inbox is available as an app for the Web, Apple's iOS and Google's own Android operating system. For now, using Inbox is an invitation-only option; Gmail users can request access by sending an email to inbox@google.com .

'Hummingbird' :  Google new  search algorithm          Google has introduced new search algorithm, the foundation of the internet's dominant search engine, to better cope with the longer, more complex queries it has been getting from web users.           Amit Singhal, senior vice president of search, told reporters on Thursday that the company launched its latest 'Hummingbird' algorithm about a month ago and that it currently affects 90 per cent of worldwide searches via Google.           Google is trying to keep pace with the evolution of internet usage. As search queries get more complicated, traditional 'Boolean' or keyword-based systems begin deteriorating because of the need to match concepts and meanings in addition to words. Read More >>>