It is a well known fact, Google does not usually allow potential competitors to win a contract without even attempting to dethrone them. Once is not custom and after Skype Translator, the web giant says its intentions on the subject of instant translation.
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Google Translate is one of the most used Google services. The service has in fact more than 500 million active users per month and would be installed on nearly 100 million Android smartphones. Its basic principle is based on the translation of a text from one language to another.
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But according to the revelations of the New York Times, Google does not stop there. An oral translation service in real time would be under development and should take the form of an update of the current application. The latter could even intervene in the coming weeks.
Google Translate would be able to automatically recognize the spoken language (as is currently possible with the written version in more than 90 languages) to translate it into the language entered by the user. Little more, this version would be as intelligent and able to learn certain words, expressions and accents of its users.
As usual, Google's striking power could allow him to win without difficulty in this new market for immediate oral translation. The updated Google Translate offer to it a number of unbeatable users.
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Google Translate is one of the most used Google services. The service has in fact more than 500 million active users per month and would be installed on nearly 100 million Android smartphones. Its basic principle is based on the translation of a text from one language to another.
But according to the revelations of the New York Times, Google does not stop there. An oral translation service in real time would be under development and should take the form of an update of the current application. The latter could even intervene in the coming weeks.
Google Translate would be able to automatically recognize the spoken language (as is currently possible with the written version in more than 90 languages) to translate it into the language entered by the user. Little more, this version would be as intelligent and able to learn certain words, expressions and accents of its users.
As usual, Google's striking power could allow him to win without difficulty in this new market for immediate oral translation. The updated Google Translate offer to it a number of unbeatable users.