It’s been out for almost a year on the iPhone, and longer than that as a web app. Now Google Translate has been enlarged for the iPad.
The app can translate between 63 languages via text, will talk to you in 24 and can understand 17 languages if spoken to. If you’re travelling in a far-off land and you want to communicate, you can display your translation in full-screen mode. You could hold your iPad up and tell the natives that their country is awesome. Or you could use it to hail a cab. Your choice. [iTunes]
Roachless
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Nige
Saturday, January 7, 2012 at 11:27 PMBut it WAS worth your time to complain about, I see. How about you go away and start your own cool, informative and entertaining tech site? Then you can decide what’s worthy of an article or not, sir. Who does that? Who comes to a site like this, reads an interesting bit of info, then bitches about it?!!!