14 DAY TRIAL // If you've been wondering when you will have the chance to take advantage of Microsoft's Translator application for Windows 10 Mobile, then question yourself no more since the application is now available for download via Windows Store.
Obviously, the application was there for quite some time, but only in beta form. Well, it looks like Microsoft has finally managed to address all the issues and added all the features the Translator app needed in order to exit beta.
So, with the latest update, Microsoft Translator has finally lost the beta label, which means users will now be able to benefit from all the features a universal app should provide.
There aren't any new features included in the latest update for Microsoft's Translator, but there are quite a few bug fixes and stability enhancements that have been added under the hood.
Use the application on Windows 10 devices with larger screens
Of course, the most important thing is that Microsoft Translator offers all the features of a full universal application. That being said, let's see what the application has to offer in terms of features.
First of all, the application allows users to enter text to translate into one of 50 languages and scripts. It can also provide users with camera translation, so you can just point the camera at signs, menus, newspapers, or any other printed text in 19 languages and scripts, and then tap to see the translation.
Other features included in the application, like Offline and Voice translation, as well as text-to-speech, can be taken advantage of while on the move. History, search and favorites are useful features for your translations too.
You can now download Microsoft Translator for Windows 10 Mobile for free via Windows Store. The application should be fully compatible with all devices powered by Windows 10 Mobile.
