Microsoft has updated its Translator app to allow for real-time two-way conversation in different languages. All you need is a smartwatch and smartphone. The technology is based on the same ...

Microsoft's Translator service can now reach up to 5.66 billion people. When you purchase through links on our site, we may earn an affiliate commission. Here’s how it works. Microsoft's Translator ...

Microsoft Translator lets people use their smartphones to have multi-lingual conversations. (Microsoft Photo) Microsoft this morning announced a new feature for its Translator program that will let ...

A new bookmarklet from Microsoft can instantly translate any Web page from one language to another with just a simple click. Lance Whitney Contributing Writer Lance Whitney is a freelance technology ...

Microsoft’s Azure Translator added 12 additional languages and now supports more than 100 languages and dialects. The newest update adds several languages from CEE region, including Bashkir, Dhivehi, ...

Microsoft's Translator app is available for Android, iOS and Amazon Fire devices, though that's not the only way you can access the tech's Japanese speech translation feature. It's now live on the ...

The recently launched HUAWEI Mate 20 and Mate 20 Pro introduced fully neural on-device language translations via the Microsoft Translator app in partnership with Microsoft. The app comes pre-installed ...

Microsoft's Translator isn't the first service to attempt to confront Google in the translation game, but it may be one of the first to pose a real challenge to Google Translate. Out of the gate, the ...

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Microsoft’s near-instant translation tool for Skype entered preview last December, but the company’s making it widely available starting today. After a five-month testing period, the sign-up ...

Starting in late summer 2015, Microsoft will be integrating the preview of its Skype Translator real-time translation service into the desktop versions of its Skype application on Windows PCs.