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[Updated] Google Is Preparing To Launch Android One In Indonesia And Seems Mighty Sure It Will Come With Android 5.1 Lollipop

[Updated] Google Is Preparing To Launch Android One In Indonesia And Seems Mighty Sure It Will Come With Android 5.1 Lollipop

Ryan Whitwam Ryan Whitwam

Google's Android One program is the company's play to capture the billions of potential users who don't want to spend hundreds of dollars on a smartphone. The initiative is running a little behind based on Google's previously announced timeline, but the Indonesian launch is coming later this month. Indonesia is a huge country, so the Android One rollout would be big news all on its own, but according to Google's official Android One site, the Indonesian One devices will have Android 5.1 included.

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OnePlus One Launching In Indonesia, Pre-Orders Start January 27th Exclusively Through Lazada

OnePlus One Launching In Indonesia, Pre-Orders Start January 27th Exclusively Through Lazada

Ryan Whitwam Ryan Whitwam

OnePlus isn't letting the situation in India get it down—the OnePlus One is coming to Indonesia later this month, and that's a rather large market too. Sure, it's not India, but Indonesia is the 4th most populous country in the world with 250 million people. All of them will be able to pre-order the One on January 27th without an invite. Remember when you didn't need invites to buy a phone?

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Paid Newsstand Content Goes Live In Indonesia, Brazil, and Mexico

Paid Newsstand Content Goes Live In Indonesia, Brazil, and Mexico

Rita El Khoury Rita El Khoury

If you live in the 4th, 5th, or 11th most populated countries in the world — in layman terms, that's Indonesia, Brazil, and Mexico — you should pay a visit to the Play Store and check out the Newsstand section — or Banca (de jornais) in Portuguese. There you will find that you now have access to paid magazine subscriptions.

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Thanks to this addition, users in Brazil and Mexico will be happy to know that they have access to almost all Play Store content (only TV shows are missing on their checklist), whereas Indonesian Android fans still lack access to movies and music.

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Indosat, One Of Indonesia's Largest Mobile Operators, Adds Google Play Carrier Billing Support [Updated]

Indosat, One Of Indonesia's Largest Mobile Operators, Adds Google Play Carrier Billing Support [Updated]

Bertel King, Jr. Bertel King, Jr.

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Indosat, update: one of the largest mobile carriers in Indonesia, appears to have added support for Play Store billing. This means that subscribers throughout the world's fourth most populated country should be able to pay for Google Play content by adding the fees to their monthly bills.

Indonesia has not yet appeared on Google's list of supported carriers, but the carrier has provided information on its own website.

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Google Adds Hindi And Indonesian Support To Text-To-Speech Engine [APK Download]

Google Adds Hindi And Indonesian Support To Text-To-Speech Engine [APK Download]

Jacob Long Jacob Long

Updates to Google's Text-to-Speech app aren't always interesting, but today's bump actually brings with it two new languages. For those waiting for Hindi and Indonesian language support, it's your lucky day.

Keep in mind that this is the text-to-speech engine, not the voice recognition software that already has support for Indonesian, but not for Hindi.

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Google Maps Street View Continues Asia Expansion With New Images Of Cambodia And Indonesia

Google Maps Street View Continues Asia Expansion With New Images Of Cambodia And Indonesia

Bertel King, Jr. Bertel King, Jr.

Google has a relatively easy time mapping out the US, but things get trickier the further overseas it explores. Each international border brings about its own set of laws and organizations that the tech giant must accommodate. When Google began working with Indonesia's Ministry of Tourism and Creative Economy a couple years ago to map out much of the large country of over 200 million, it was undertaking its largest Asian expansion to date.

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