Google today announced the availability of its Files Go app in Odia language. Files Go app takes a mobile-first approach to help users free up space on their mobile phones easily, and also find files faster for sharing them with others, even when offline.
Launched with support for Indian languages like Hindi, Bengali, Gujarati, Kannada, Marathi, Malayalam, Punjabi, Tamil, Telugu, and Urdu, Google is constantly adding support for more Indian languages to help users across India benefit from this app. The app was launched in December in 2017 at Google for India, and works on all phones running Android 5.0 (Lollipop) and higher.
The app also comes with an intelligent feature of automatically recognizing unused apps, large files, duplicate files or low-resolution videos and memes detected using Google’s latest mobile vision technology and offers users personalized suggestions about which files to delete. This also includes the good morning photos that are shared on messaging apps – that eats a lot of space on the mobile phones and helps users to clear all of them with one click.
Talking about the app and its utility, Josh Woodward, Group Product Manager, Next Billion Users, Google, said, “Every day, millions of smartphones run out of space. Smartphone users with data storage capacity of as low as 4GB often struggle to keep on top of the storage space on their phones and are constantly having to choose between what to keep or delete. Since launch average user in India is saving 1GB of space and has shared many files with others without using data.”
Files Go helps you:
- Free up space.
- Find files faster.No more navigating through a maze of folders. Find exactly the stuff you want with smart filters that automatically organize your images, videos, apps, documents and more.
- Backup files to the cloud.If you want to keep a file forever, select it from the Files menu and back it up to Google Drive or any other cloud storage app.
- Share files offline.Transfer directly from your phone to a nearby friend’s phone without using any data. The file transfers are encrypted, fast (up to 125 Mbps) and free.
