Google is set to overhaul the UI for conversation mode within Google Translate, bringing forth some settings but also moving back others.

Image: Google. Google has rolled out a new version of its Translate app for iOS and Android, bringing a new offline mode to the iPhone, and the ability to translate from within apps on Android.

Google updated its Google Translate Android app today to version 2.5, and it added a number of notable features including the ability to translate text from images.

Google Translate on Android can now be used to translate text inside any app. 'Tap to Translate' means users will no longer have to switch between apps, allowing them to copy and paste text into a ...

To get live translation through your Pixel Buds, you need a device running Android 6.0 or later, the Google Assistant app, and the Google Translate app. Wear the Pixel Buds, unlock your phone, and ...

If you have the Google Translate application on your Android smartphone, you might already know that it doesn’t only work for the text you copy and paste directly into it, but also for all the apps ...

Google is launching an update to its Translate apps for iOS and Android today. There are three main parts to today’s announcement: offline support for iOS, Tap To Translate on Android, and Word ...

Designed for both iOS and Android, the Google Translate app is adding 20 new languages.You'll be able to translate to and from English with Bulgarian, Catalan ...

A new feature built into Google Translate for Android, Conversation Mode is a little rough around the edges, but it’s basically your own personal Babel Fish. It does what Wordlens does but in ...

The Google Translate app has just passed a milestone that all app developers pine after. According to Android Police , it now has over one billion downloads on the Google Play Store.

The Google Translate app for Android lets you translate text from one language to another… but up until now if you wanted to translate text from another app, you had to copy and paste it into ...

Google just released a new version of its Translate app for Android with a feature called Tap to Translate, which lets you get a translation right where you are — without switching apps.