The Google Translate app could finally be getting a much-needed UI refresh for the first time in a long while. The new interface may be tied to the upcoming release of the Google Pixel 6 phones.
Google Translate is an incredibly helpful app to have on your Android phone while you're traveling or watching foreign movies. Saving your translated transcripts for going over later can be handy. Unfortunately, it's a bit difficult navigating the app, so we've jotted down the steps to teach you how to save your Google Translate transcripts.
The screenshot UI on Google’s Pixel phones now includes a Google Lens “translate” button to help users translate screenshots without having to open them in the Google Photos app first.
A new Google Lens beta enables offline translation for the augmented reality app. For Google translate users, it should be a familiar sight.
Google Translate's real-time transcriptions get an update as the company now lets you save transcription for after use. Google will also add Italian support in this release.
The new UI switches the desktop browser to a tabbed interface, similar to what's already available on iOS and Android.
Google has added support for five new languages in Google translate. These are Kinyarwanda, Odia (Oriya), Tatar, Turkmen, and Uyghur, languages Google says cover more than 75 million people.
The Google Translate app is set to get a new feature that will enable users to use their phones to both transcribe and translate long-form speeches in real-time.
Google is expanding Assistant's nifty interpreter mode worldwide and offering a new service aimed at allowing businesses the world over to service customers in up to 29 different languages using just a Nest Hub.
While there are many great language learning tools and apps, we still love using Google Translate for everyday use. With a new feature being added, you'll be able to save flashcards to your Google Translate phrasebook to help you study up on and remember important words and phrases.
Offline functionality on Google Translate just got better thanks to improved on-device algorithms, support for more languages, as well as offline transliteration.
Google is adding a nifty little feature to Maps that saves you the embarrassment of having to pronounce the difficult names of foreign locales when on vacation.
A new feature that could add Google Translate to the Recents screen in Android Q was recently discovered.
Google has made the camera translation feature in its Translate app more powerful than ever with support for 60 new languages, automatic language detection, refreshed interface, and more.
Google's Translatotron uses a new speech-to-speech method for translating and allows it to copy the speaker's voice.
When Google first unveiled the Pixel Buds, one of their most unique — and most futuristic — features was real-time translation. Now, Google is rolling this sci-fi feature out to all Google Assistant-optimized headphones and phones
Google has long held a special focus on the technology needs of India, and is making a big step toward addressing the entire subcontinent with today's announcements of improved language support across multiple products.
Google announced back in November that it was adding neural machine learning, to its translation service, allowing the service to translate entire sentences at a time. Today Google is expanding support for three new languages
Here's a bit of news that will make your translation prowess a little more sophisticated. If you're like me and you check yourself before you make a fool of yourself by butchering someone else's native tongue, you'll appreciate the latest update to Google Translate. Google has announced that it's launched the next step in making its translation services even better: Neural Machine...
Google has kicked off its Translatathon in India, enlisting volunteers to contribute to the Translate community. The search giant is looking for those fluent in Bengali, Telugu, and Tamil to validate words and phrases from their languages into English.