Two months after launching its Khmer translation service, U.S. Internet giant Google announced yesterday that its online storage service, Google Drive, is now also available to Cambodians in their native language.
“From today, Cambodians will be able use Google Drive in Khmer as part of a global launch of 18 new languages of the free online storage and collaboration service,” Amy Kunrojpanya, head of Google communications and public affairs for the Greater Mekong Sub-Region, said in a statement.
Google Drive is a free online storage service for Google users to create and share documents with each other.
The service also works offline. Ms. Kunrojpanya said she did not know how many Cambodians use Google Drive, as Google does not break down by country the number of people using its services.
She was also unsure when or if Google planned to launch more of its services in Khmer.
