Google Go Now was initially available in Indonesia before going global

 Google Go was first made available in a number of underdeveloped nations, like India and Indonesia, and is now accessible everywhere.

This program comes after a slew of other "light" Google apps, including the commonly used YouTube Go, Files Go, Gmail Go, and Chrome Go.

Google Go is a search engine application that can be used for surfing via 2G networks or when internet connectivity is erratic. It is designed to be friendly to handsets with low-end specs.

Google Go is said to use data up to 40% more efficiently than traditional programs. If the user's internet connection abruptly fails, Google Go can also recall and re-display search results.

Additionally, due to its modest size, it doesn't consume any internal storage space on the phone. Only 7 MB make up the Google Go installation file on Play Afternoon.

Additionally, Google has included an artificial intelligence (AI) capability to this program that allows users to hear site material being read aloud to them. Users can then listen to material while engaging in other activities, including working out.

Additionally, there is a Discover tool that enables users to research any subject that is trending or going viral online. All Android users running version 5.0 (Lollipop) or higher can now download Google Go directly from the Play Store. It works with all phone varieties, from entry-level Android Go devices to premium flagship models.