Google Translate adds languages ​​and Split View for iPad – CNET in Spanish

Google Translate adds new translation languages. Google

Google continues to update its translation tool Google Translate, which some time ago that evolved from a simple app to translate phrases one can see signs of turning down the street from one language to another without problems. Just this new version introduces the ability to instantly translate any notice of English or German into Arabic and vice versa.

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instant visual translation allows you to open the app, you click on the camera and puntees the text you want to translate , that way you will see how is converted from one language to another automatically, even if you have no Internet connection at the time, explained Google in his blog.

Users who wish to make translations from the new languages must download a new package that will update the app and having a weight of about 2MB.

Besides this novelty, Google Translate has also added support for the Split View feature of iOS on iPad, which allow divide the screen by placing on one side the translator and the other any app you’re using, whether email, Hangouts or Facebook Messenger, which lets you convert phrases from one language to another and copy them to your conversation if necessary.

In July Google announced that it had upgraded its translation app for it to be able to continue translating even with low coverage, ideal for those traveling using roaming and have a poor data connection feature. The app, which is also available for Android Wear devices, and is capable of allowing you to interact with 44 languages ​​on your wrist.

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