The version 5.0 of the Google Translate app has erased the process of switching from one app to the other to serve translation purposes
Forget what language you speak, what you write and how long it takes to feed it into your smart phone as far as you have the smartest new version of Google Translate in your handy gizmo. The version 5.0 of the translation service is much lauded in the app world as it has eased the process of switching from one app to the other to serve the purpose. This benefits the 500 million plus users of Google Translate across the world. Google has done an extensive discussion with its users in India, Indonesia, Brazil and Thailand before rolling out the added features.
The new addenda are ‘Tap to Translate’, ‘Improved Offline Mode’, and ‘Word Lens in Chinese’. The ‘Tap to Translate’ in Android lets the user copy paste the translated material from a pop up box appearing from inside the app. The ‘Offline Mode’ successful on iOS is spreading to Android. It is for the 29th language Google is doing instant translation and ‘Word Lens in Chinese’, “reads both to and from English, for both simplified and traditional Chinese.” To put the users at ease, Google has made a video to get them accustomed to try the recent features which can be accessed from its official blog and on YouTube.
