Google's major "Live Translate" move for iOS and Android
Google has officially launched its highly anticipated "Live Translate" feature via headphones on the iOS platform. This removes the biggest barrier to communicating with someone who speaks a different language.
Working with Google Translate integration, this feature allows users to perform real-time translation in over 70 languages through their headphones.
Now, when speaking with a foreigner or listening to a presentation in a different language, your headphones can act as a personal interpreter, delivering instant translations directly to your ear.
Global Access Expanding
This innovation is not limited to iOS users. Google has pressed the button to roll out the live translation feature to more countries around the world across both Android and iOS ecosystems. This update, which will soon become active in many different geographies, is a candidate to revolutionize many areas from travel to business meetings.
"Language Is No Longer a Barrier"
Described as "positive developments" in the tech world, this step takes the role of digital assistants and wearable technologies in our lives to the next level. With this expansion move by Google, a pair of headphones and a smartphone will now be enough for people who speak different languages to understand each other.
News Source: 12punto
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