Real-time Translation for Android Translate App

    • January 14, 2011
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    Google announced a new version of their Translate app last week for Android devices.  The most notable change – real-time speech translation.  The new conversation mode will enable users to quickly translate speech in a foreign language into their language.  To reply, users can speak their response in their own language and the app will translate and play the message in the foreign language.

    The app is currently only available to Android devices running 2.1 or higher.  Check out some of the videos from Google below.  (via Google)

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