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The Yango Yasmina logo, used for Yango’s AI assistant and smart speaker lineup, combines a wordmark with a separate circular symbol. In the full version, the words YANGO and YASMINA appear on either side of the icon in large straight uppercase sans-serif letters, while inside the purple circle there is a light rounded shape with a triangular outline. The same icon is also used separately as a standalone sign for the service and devices. Under the Yasmina name, Yango’s ecosystem brings together both the voice assistant itself and the Yasmina Max, Yasmina Midi, Yasmina Mini, and Yasmina Lite devices.

Yango Yasmina is a bilingual AI assistant from Yango Group that works in Arabic and English and is connected to smart speakers and the Yango Play app. It answers questions, carries on conversations, plays music, helps with reminders and schedules, controls smart home devices, and supports regional use cases, including prayer times, Quran recitation, and daily duas. This product is rooted in the technology base of the Russian company Yandex and in the smart assistant field that also includes Alice: Yandex’s AI technologies were used in the creation of Yasmina, but Yasmina itself is developed as a separate Yango Group product adapted to the countries of the Middle East and North Africa, local language habits, and the cultural context.

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