This week Google launched a Ramadan (also called Ramzan) site to give devotees relevant information, such as timings of
sunrise and sunset in the user's region, during the holy month of Ramadan for
Muslims across the world.
The website is Called the My Ramadan Companion, the site provides users with locally relevant tips such as the closest charity Iftar, nearby Halal restaurants, the traffic in the area around them, and even recipes. The Google site even showcases which YouTube videos devotees may enjoy, as well as health tips to stay fit during the 30 days of fasting.
Google has also unveiled a special app section on Google Play, called Welcoming Ramadan 2015, which showcases apps that can help during the period, from alarm clocks to wake up for Sahur, to greeting card makers and appropriate cooking apps.
The firm's Google Now virtual assistant will also show Android smartphone users Ramadan-relevant cards, which include news and information about the period, app recommendations.
Google's Associate Product Marketing Manager, Middle East and North Africa, Zain Kamal Masri, said via a blog post,
"To help you get the most out of Ramadan, we've launched My Ramadan Companion, which gives you customised and locally relevant information, tips, and other content highlighting the richness of what the web can offer during Ramadan around you... With My Ramadan Companion, we hope we can help you take care of the little things, so you can focus on the big things."
The website is Called the My Ramadan Companion, the site provides users with locally relevant tips such as the closest charity Iftar, nearby Halal restaurants, the traffic in the area around them, and even recipes. The Google site even showcases which YouTube videos devotees may enjoy, as well as health tips to stay fit during the 30 days of fasting.Google has also unveiled a special app section on Google Play, called Welcoming Ramadan 2015, which showcases apps that can help during the period, from alarm clocks to wake up for Sahur, to greeting card makers and appropriate cooking apps.
The firm's Google Now virtual assistant will also show Android smartphone users Ramadan-relevant cards, which include news and information about the period, app recommendations.
Google's Associate Product Marketing Manager, Middle East and North Africa, Zain Kamal Masri, said via a blog post,
"To help you get the most out of Ramadan, we've launched My Ramadan Companion, which gives you customised and locally relevant information, tips, and other content highlighting the richness of what the web can offer during Ramadan around you... With My Ramadan Companion, we hope we can help you take care of the little things, so you can focus on the big things."
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