![]() ![]() “The Internet and services like Google Translate can help-but what if you don’t have a connection?” “Have you ever found yourself in a foreign country, wishing you knew how to say ‘I’m lost!’ or ‘I’m allergic to peanuts’?” Jiang wrote. ![]() The new offline language apps were unveiled March 27 in a post by Minqi Jiang, associate product manager for Google Translate on the Google Inside Search blog. Instead of relying on a connection, Google is now making individual offline language apps available for devices running Android 2.3 or higher. Google is making it easier for users to employ language-translation services on their mobile devices, even when they don’t have access to an Internet connection.įor travelers and others who need to quickly find out how to say something in a foreign language but aren’t within range of an available cell tower or WiFi network, this is a huge boon. We may make money when you click on links to our partners. EWEEK content and product recommendations are editorially independent. ![]()
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