To give you some background, until now, if you had an iPhone/iPad, your best bet for translating content (voice and text) on the device was the Google Translate app. Google Translate, for the ...

The Google Translate app and website can translate more than 110 languages through text or voice. It even allows you to point your phone's camera at a sign or menu to view a live translation.

The Google Translate app can translate menus, signs, handwriting, speech, or even text in a photo. We explain all the features and show you how to get started.

In a blog post, Meta describes its new translation system as “the first all-in-one multimodal and multilingual AI translation model” capable of speech recognition and speech-to-text ...

The HTML 5 feature for the latest release of Chrome supports translating from English to other languages, although with some languages Google Translate can also pronounce the foreign words for you.

The tool forgoes the usual step of translating speech to text and back to speech, which can often lead to errors along the way. Instead, the end-to-end technique directly translates a speaker's ...

Google's translation app will be updated so it can recognize any popular spoken language and automatically translate it into text, according to a report in The New York Times.

Translate text, voice, and conversations. Every iPhone that Apple sells ships with the Translate app preloaded. And older models running iOS 14 or later also have the app installed.

The Pocketalk Plus offers the same concept—real-time, voice-based, two-way translation—but in a simplified package. Instead of earpieces and a phone intermediary, each person just talks ...

Vormor is a professional handheld translation device that supports scanning & voice translation for 112 languages. Launch via Kickstarter this month. The Vormor tech scanner and real-time voice ...