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Vietnamese can now use Google's e-book reading application named Play Books on Google Play store.

Vietnamese can now use Google's e-book reading application named Play Books on Google Play store.— Photo the-digital-reader

HA NOI (Biz Hub) — Vietnamese can now use Google's e-book reading application named Play Books on Google Play store.

They can read free books or purchase millions of titles, including new releases, bestsellers and up-and-coming authors.

Google has also introduced the application to New Zealand and seven Asian countries.

The provider integrates many services in the application, such as Google Translate, Wikipedia and Google Maps.

Earlier, Google launched the application in India, then provided it for seven European countries. — VNS

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