Google is rolling out a significant update to the camera feature on its Translate app. The new version of the app adds support for 60 new languages; makes the translated text less jumpy on users ...

Google Translate's instant camera feature will now make translating a foreign street sign as easy as aiming your phone -- even if your native language isn't English. The company today unveiled a ...

Google has just announced a handful of improvements for the real-time camera-based translation in the Google Translate app. In addition to supporting 60 new languages, you can now also translate ...

The camera feature in Google Translate allows you to essentially point your camera at text written in another language and then get a translation into your native one.

Google Translate's camera translation feature is fairly sophisticated — it translates texts in real-time and overlays it on the real-world item, such as presenting text on a sign in the user's ...

Google just upgraded the app by adding support for an additional 60 languages, including Arabic, Hindi, Malay, Thai and Vietnamese, which now brings the total number of supported languages to an ...

This Google Translate camera revamp is rolling out starting today on Android and iOS, with full availability in the coming weeks. Add 9to5Google to your Google News feed.

The new Google Translate instant camera works immediately when users “Aim at text,” with the language pairing listed at the top of the screen and a shortcut to “Pause translation” below ...

At times like this, Google Translate app’s instant camera translate feature becomes really handy. Now, Google has updated it with faster on-device translation, support for 60 more languages, and ...

Google has updated its Translate app to include offline translation and instant camera translation for seven new languages. These are Bengali, Gujarati, Kannada, Marathi, Tamil, Telugu, and Urdu.

Google's Android translation app can now recognise and translate text just by looking at it - a feature that has actually been around in the company's Goggles app for over two years ...