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New Delhi (CNN Business)Google is rolling out another app just for India, this time to help children learn to read.
Bolo, an online reading tutor, was made available to Indian users of Google's Android operating system this week after months of testing, the company said.
The app mimics teacher-student interactions, using artificial intelligence to guide children and give them feedback as they read aloud.
    "We believe technology has the power to help transform teaching and learning, and have been actively directing our products, programs and philanthropy to ensure that all students are able to benefit from it," Google (GOOGL) said in a statement.
    The app is currently geared towards native speakers of Hindi, the most widely spoken of India's many languages. Its current library includes 40 Hindi stories and 50 English stories that children can choose from. Google said Bolo will add other languages "over time."
    New Delhi (CNN Business)Google is rolling out another app just for India, this time to help children learn to read.
    Bolo, an online reading tutor, was made available to Indian users of Google's Android operating system this week after months of testing, the company said.
    The app mimics teacher-student interactions, using artificial intelligence to guide children and give them feedback as they read aloud.
      "We believe technology has the power to help transform teaching and learning, and have been actively directing our products, programs and philanthropy to ensure that all students are able to benefit from it," Google (GOOGL) said in a statement.
      The app is currently geared towards native speakers of Hindi, the most widely spoken of India's many languages. Its current library includes 40 Hindi stories and 50 English stories that children can choose from. Google said Bolo will add other languages "over time."
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