Google Translation Application Landed on iPhone
Google software that can turn the iPhone into such language translator has been available and landed in the Apple application store recently. The application is capable of receiving voice input to 15 languages.
Just as the capabilities of a web application, iPhone users can now translate any word or phrase into one or more than 50 language options available. As stated by Wenzhang Zhu, one of Google's engineers in a posting on his blog.
It's easy, just hit the voice input microphone icon next to the text box and pronounce the sentence you want translated. The system will then translate these words into a format appropriate language.
Google Translate for iPhone is using voice recognition technology similar to Google's version that was released last month for a desktop computer, clear the technician.
Recently Google has also added the ability to translate the language on the Android smart phone with software that can translate conversations in real time. Android phone sales have also been through the iPhone in the fourth quarter of last year and getting stick BlackBerry as the most popular mobile platform in the United States, according to market analysis agency, ComScore.
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