With several web releases in 2014, we wanted to do something special for our iPhone/iPad iOS app. So we built a chat service from scratch. Of course, there are a few more tidbits to that, so read on to find out exactly what’s new in SDL Translate 2.0 and how you can use the app to translate just about anything (anywhere). …
Chat in any Language with SDL Translate Chat
In a previous post we looked at the reasons people use translation apps. The need to communicate with friends and loved ones is at the top of that list. Human connection runs much deeper than what technology is able to offer, but smartphones and the internet have enabled us to bridge the gap by keeping us connected anytime, anywhere. But, there is one thing we can’t take for granted just yet; real-time multilingual communication. Until now. …
SDL Translate for Android
After a November 2013 release followed by several iOS updates, we’re proud to announce that SDL Translate is now also available on your Android device. …
The Surprising Reason People Use Translation Apps
If we made you guess, you’d probably say some of the things we’ve assumed for a long time. People use translation apps to translate web pages, to chat, or to understand an article. Maybe they use translation apps to read a menu, to get directions, or to send email. While you’re right on all counts –or at least, not wrong – there is a surprising undertone to all these use cases. …
5 Predictions For The Future of Translation Apps
Let’s do a little experiment.
Step 1: Take the world’s ten most widely spoken languages …
Here is Why The Future of Translation is Mobile
We sit in front of glowing LCDs all day at work, open seventeen tabs at a time, and then continue the party at home. Everything is a distraction, from the Outlook pop-up to Facebook notifications, to your task management reminders. …