This article is also available in Spanish: La aplicación Google TranslateIn what concerns communication and the Internet, there are no language boundaries anymore. You are no longer limited to reading news only from websites whose language you speak, but explore the realms of knowledge in other parts of the w... |
2 June 2010
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There are over 200 countries in the whole world and hundreds of languages and dialects. With the advancements in technology, no wonder that people needed to talk to each other in many languages and translation has become a necessity. Furthermore, various online translators have appeared, which make your life easier w... |
20 February 2010
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Search engine-based company Google is reportedly gearing up for the release of a mobile phone that would be capable to translate foreign languages almost instantly, the latest reports around the web suggest. It seems that the company is focused on including voice recognition and automatic translation within the devi... |
8 February 2010
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Bad Dog Applications has released a holiday utility for owners of an iPhone, or iPod touch, which translates the user's own commonly-used sentences, or modifies one of the 250 stored sentences categorized for quick browsing and searching. The utility also allows the user to store any translation in a list of fav... |
20 August 2008
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Doosan and Prime translation LLC joined forces years ago and produced a series of "mini Pc" translators. They finally reached a better result with their new product: the Prime AP760. This is a translator perfectly suited to deal with the language barrier stuff. It has 103 dictionaries on board, out of which 41 are mo... |
20 March 2007
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