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In a globalized world, where audio is moving at a higher rate than text, language should not be an obstacle. The use of podcasts, online courses, marketing videos, voice notes, and interviews is no ...

Durning the I/O 2019 keynote, Google Translate made an appearance in the new Lens interface, as well as in Google Go. The dedicated Translate app for Android is now working on “New camera translation” ...

Just days ago it was reported that Google was working on a fairly major update to its Translate app. It has now been confirmed that the company is working on some powerful new features, which will be ...

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In today’s interconnected world, the ability to communicate across language barriers is more important than ever. Apple has recognized this need and, in a recent iOS update, introduced a nifty feature ...

AI-powered translation earbuds in 2025 have made real-time multilingual conversations effortless. From Apple’s Live Translation on AirPods to Samsung, Google, and pro options like Timekettle W4, these ...

In a launch event at IFA 2025 in Berlin, Timekettle unveiled the W4 AI Interpreter Earbuds – the company’s latest attempt to make seamless cross-language communication a reality. The new W4 buds are ...

Google Translate is significantly expanding its cross-language capabilities with a real-time headphone translation feature that is now beginning to roll out in beta to Android users in India, the US, ...

Frequent flyers will probably go for beam-me-down technology or that elusive flying car, but universal language translation would probably be pretty high up most people’s lists too. And unlike food ...