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How To Instantly Translate Text In Android Phones

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In this new era of Android phones, we all may be well very much aware of the Google translate application which is an application from the search engine giant Google to translate text from one language to the other making it easy to communicate in various languages. We all know how to translate text using the Google translate application; we just copy the text that we would like to translate and then paste it in the app which lets us translate to the required language.

How To Translate Text Instantly

This process is very well known and used by everyone. I guess. But it will be quiet difficult to communicate or chat with persons in other languages using this process. Google Translate has come up with a solution to this. It has introduced an update to the app which allows the users to translate text without having to exit the app that they are currently using.

With this recent update, the app is now available as a chat head once you copy something to your clipboard and you can click on that chat head and then paste there to translate the text and copy it again to paste it in the chat box where you are texting. All this can be done without leaving the app that you are currently using.

First of all, you have to make sure that your app is updated with the latest version, and then open the app and go to Settings>Tap to Translate>Enable Tap to translate, This should be on. That is it you are done with setting up.

Now every time you feel like translating text in your Android device, you don’t actually have to head out of the app or program that you are currently using as this simple setup and process will make the translation easy for you.

Save Your Time Using These Google Chrome Extensions

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Google Chrome, without a doubt, the most popular and the most wonderfully fast internet browser. We spent a lot of time surfing the web, using the computer and we even have a lot of tools that help us ease our tasks and speed up as well. But today, I am going to introduce you to some of the most useful and fantastic Google chrome extensions that can be downloaded from the Chrome web store.

Google Chrome Extensions To Make Your Life Easy

Panic Button:

Have you ever felt a need to minimize all the tabs that you are using as you don’t want others to have a look at the tabs that you are using? Panic Button is one such an extension that helps you, it lets you minimize all the tabs that you want by just clicking one time on its icon on the browser.

Imagus:

This one available in the Chrome Webstore is very much useful and will save you a lot of time, you don’t have to click on the image and enlarge it to view it, you can just hover over the image or the link of the photo to view it as it will show you the preview of the pic. So, it is a must-have.

Google Translate:

While surfing the web, you may find some words in the languages that you don’t know, or sometimes you may want a word to get translated into another language. Google Translate available in Google Chrome’s web store will help you in that purpose, you just have to highlight the word that you need to translate.

Google Dictionary:

Have you ever felt the need for a dictionary while are searching the web, or reading something on the web? But the process to search for the meaning will take a while and a little effort as well. But this one extension will just give you the meaning and you only need to highlight the word.

Try these Google Chrome extensions and make your life easy.

Google Translate Celebrating 10th Anniversary

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Content is universal, but language restricts it to a certain set of audience. Google Translate helped us to overcome this by providing professional translation service in 103 world languages.

Google Translate celebrating the 10th Anniversary today. On 28th April 2006 Google started this service to bring the world closer by eliminating language restrictions.

Google began to provide contextual translate option, once it detected non-English script on any web page. So no need to open Google Translate website to get things done. On the other hand, Google Translate web version greets us with exceptional facilities like text pronunciations, automatic language detection, image text translation and others.

You can use Google Translate on Android and iOS devices. Google launched first mobile version in Jan 2010. However, at that time, it looks like the web version. Later mobile app improved with new features and interface.

Google provides Google Translate API for app developers who wants to embed Google Translate functionality in their apps. So without leaving third party apps, now we are enjoying the Google Translate benefits.

In coming future we can expect more useful options in it. “Computer Era” wishes Google Translate on its 10th Anniversary.