#Quick translate as you talk update#
#Quick translate as you talk android#
#Quick translate as you talk pro#

This article previously implied that Microsoft began doing that first. Are you using machine translation apps for your on-the-go translation needs. It's a pretty amazing feature when it works (but it can definitely be inconsistent).Д¬orrection May 12th, 10:45AM ET: Google Translate offered translations in some third-party apps, through the copy/paste menu, prior to this update. On both iOS and Android, Google is also rolling out support for Chinese inside of its Word Lens feature, which lets you point a phone's camera at a printed text and see an augmented translation. An offline mode is rolling out on iOS, with each offline language only requiring a small 25MB of space.

#Quick translate as you talk pro#

Google is bringing a couple of other updates to Google Translate today, too. Quick Translate Pro is an intuitive and easy-to-use translation tool for quick translations into 80 languages. An experienced professional translator can sometimes be costly, but remember you get what you pay for. It detects the language on the input box based on the text, web page, or document you enter into the box and instantly translates it on the output box into a language you can read and understand.

Google previously offered translations in this way too, but it was limited to certain apps. Google Translate is probably the most popular free online translator that translates single words or phrases to another language. Support for real time conversation for over 60 languages including Spanish, French, Chinese, Japanese and many more.

#Quick translate as you talk android#

Microsoft added a very similar feature to its Android translation app last month, but it placed the translate option in the cut / copy / paste menu, which is maybe a bit less convenient than a giant bubble (or maybe less annoying, depending on how you look at it). Microsoft Translator live is a free translation and transcription service that lets you have translated conversations across multiple devices on iOS, Android, Windows, PowerPoint and web for 1:1 conversations or larger group interactions. Google says it should work inside of any app, be it a chat app, a browser, or so on, so long as you can highlight the text. It's a neat trick that should really save people some hassle, whether they frequently need to translate text or just do so on occasion. The pop up will also allow you to translate text from your first language back into the foreign language you're reading. When you do, a little Translate icon will appear - it kind of looks like one of Facebook's chat heads - which you can then tap to read a translation. The feature allows Translate to automatically pop up inside of other apps after you've highlighted text in a foreign language. WPML makes it easy and affordable to translate your site and keep those translations up to date using automatic translation.

#Quick translate as you talk update#

The new feature is called Tap to Translate, and it arrives in an update to Google Translate for Android this morning. Google is making it way easier to translate text on Android: just highlight it.