The twenty-seven languages that "Word Lens" in Google Translate supports now are: English, Bulgarian, Catalan, Croatian, Czech, Danish, Dutch, Filipino, Finnish, French, German, Hindi (one-way ...

Unfortunately, the OCR feature only works for Czech, Dutch, English, French, German, Italian, Polish, Portuguese, Russian, Spanish, and Turkish text, but according to Google, more languages are on ...

Google Translate announced they added in integration with Google Goggles, to help with your translation needs. So when you are in a restaurant and the menu looks foreign to you, you can pull out ...

New Google Translate NMT (neural machine translation) makes offline translations almost as effective as online translations. The new NMT technology applies to 59 languages for right now.

Google Translate is available for everyone, even if you don’t have a Google account, letting you instantly turn a page from any language into English. Express.co.uk explains how to translate a ...

While Google Translate has improved, it is still not good enough for any credible business to use it for anything other than getting a general idea of what someone else has said.

For these reasons, it seems like English would be a reasonable choice as Google's Denver. If Google uses English as a hub, they only need 70 corpuses and 140 statistical models, a 35.5x improvement.

Google is helping the Wikimedia Foundation achieve its goal of making Wikipedia articles available in a lot more languages. The Foundation has added Google Translate to its content translation ...

Anyone who has any empathy at all knows, it’s easy to understand why an English-language learner would choose to constantly use Google Translate in their writing. And, as every teacher of ELLs ...