Continuing on with the endless fascination for iPhone from Google, the search engine giant has now added support for 17 more languages for its Gmail page when viewed on Apple’s best-selling device. These include Chinese (Simplified or Traditional), Danish, Dutch, UK English, Finnish, French, German, Italian, Japanese, Korean, Polish, Portuguese (Brazil or Portugal), Russian, Spanish, and Swedish, which are already available on the desktop version. Users will just have to just have to change the “Gmail display language” under Settings when logged into Google and they are good to go. Along with this, there are many other improvements including address autocomplete, faster loadtimes, and mail prefetching all packed into a smoother user interface. We are waiting what you have lined up next for the iPhone, Google, Android perhaps?

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