News & Reviews:   Google Translate

In celebration of Google Translate's 20th anniversary, the app is receiving tips for more accurate pronunciation. That said, what should you know about it?

Translation apps are super useful for travellers these days. In particular, Google Translate is probably the most widely used due to its relative accuracy. Recently, Google has been testing some updates that could improve the quality of life when using Google Translate.

One of the most interesting features of foldable screen devices is the Interpreter. However, this feature is limited to Samsung devices and requires a special application in OneUI only. In the future, it may become more flexible as Google Translate starts to provide dual-screen mode support.

Google Translate adds support for 110 new languages with the help of the PaLM 2 language model (LLM). This is the most language addition since Translate was introduced in 2006. With this, Translate can now support 244 major world languages with a target to support 1000 ID languages in the future. So, what should you know about it?

Google today announced a couple of new features that are coming to Google Search that are sure to make our lives better online. The new features are a new module that will show relevant search results from online forums such as Reddit and Quora and the other is a new way to find translated news coverage using machine learning.

When it comes to language translator, how can we forget Google Translate? Besides helping us to translate foreign words, Google might also be preparing for a new service that helps us to learn new foreign languages, just like Duolingo or could be better?

We've all heard of the term 'lost in translation', but sometimes you may not even have someone around to translate for you. But with Google Translate, no problem! Google has been working on real-time transcription and now the feature is a reality. This new feature for Google Translate has begun to roll out for Android users on the Google Play Store.

Google really has been hard at work on the translation front lately. Just last month, the company added Google Assistant Interpreter Mode to Android and iOS. Now, Google wants to add a live transcription feature for Google Translate to Android, one that uses the power of artificial intelligence (AI).

We’ve heard a lot of Google Maps’ new features recently and here’s another one to join the family! Google has now integrated one of its useful services which is Google Translate into the navigation app. It is said to bring a lot of conveniences while you’re traveling in another country which speaks a different language.

One of my favourite features on Android is definitely the Google Translate Instant Camera. It makes the world smaller and travel a lot easier thanks to its instant translation on the app just by pointing the camera at any text. Now the app is about to get more diverse as Google adds 60 more languages to the app.