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The service will provide immediate feedback on the way words are pronounced in an attempt to help users conduct conversations ...

Google has made its app translation service available to all Android developers to enable them to offer their apps in different languages. The service, first previewed in May at Google I/O, allows ...

It appears that Google has been working hard on a new human translation service that will hopefully make it easy for people to request translations of a document from a human. The new service, called ...

The launch is part of Google’s 20th anniversary celebrations for its translation service, with the company describing ...

Google Translate is celebrating its 20th anniversary by launching an AI-powered pronunciation practice feature for Android users in the US and India. The tool, one of the app’s most requested, offers ...

In addition to improving Google Assistant’s ability to communicate with users in a more natural way, Google today announced improvements to its Google Translate service. The company said it’s adding ...

Today Google announced a new cloud service called Translation Hub, which allows companies to translate documents on a self-service basis. An employee can input their document in the Hub and select all ...

Unbabel on Wednesday announced a translation service powered by artificial intelligence, adding another rival to a highly competitive space. Widn.AI is Unbabel's new product and is based on the ...

Please provide your email address to receive an email when new articles are posted on . DigitalOptometrics has launched DOT, a translation service available in 16 languages and dialects designed to ...

Curitiba-based Agência Brasileira de Traduções (AGBT) expands its reach with sworn translations and subtitling to ...

Amazon has built translation technology to use internally, and now it's looking to let third parties access it. Alphabet released its first translation service for developers in 2008. Amazon 's cloud ...