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 ...

AI is a big part of language translation on phones, but which platform does it best? We put Google Translate, Apple ...

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 ...

In brief: Google has updated its Translate app with more AI smarts, a less jumpy live camera translation, as well as a more intuitive UI. The highlights of the revamp are the addition of many new ...

The Google Translate mobile apps have long offered a camera tool that was last revamped in 2019 with auto-detect and support for more languages. The Android app’s broader Material You redesign ...

For many languages, Google Translate even works when you’re not connected to Wi-Fi or using cellular data, but translations are more accurate when your device is connected to the internet.

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 ...

Google Translate's interface is minimal, with a lack of tabs. It cuts straight to the chase with its translation features, including typed text, audio, camera, conversation, and drawing mode, all ...

Now, Google Lens is going to replace the native camera in Google Translate. Google introduced Lens back during Google I/O 2017. Back then, the company marketed it as a standalone app that you can ...

Translate text using the Google camera. Google. As well as being used to search for images, Google Lens has another great feature that works via a smartphone's camera.