Google Translate's Newest Feature

[Computer Guru]

Everyone’s favorite search-engine/social-networking multi-billion dollar corporation is at it again. Following the addition of several new features to the Gmail platform earlier this week, Google has also revamped certain portions of its language tools – in beta of course. It’s not available for all languages, nor is it in a place where most casual users would find it, but Google’s newest feature makes online translation of websites and documents a bit more enjoyable.

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Source: NeoSmart Technologies

Article: The New & Improved Google Translate

View: Google in Action

[Slimy]

Wow, an awesome idea from Google as usual :o

[WhoTheF]

Woah, Love you GoOoooOoOOooGle

[Computer Guru]

http://digg.com/tech_news/Google_Translate_Goes_Web_2_0

[fuBar.]

Man...

I love their simplicity and direct products.

I am always using all their products for everything.

[joker999]

Whoa! my eyes is pop out!

[bennett]

woah now that is an awesome feature,, there go's google again bringing out something awesome :D+

[Japlabot]

what's with the negativity about Google in the article?

[Dark Reaper]

Whoa!

Brilliant idea!

[:: Lyon ::]

Cool!

[sanawar]

Go Google!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[osirisX]

Something useful from Google that doesn't seem half-baked. YAY!

[jaffar]

لا زالت الترجمة عشوائية وليست بالمستوى المطلوب ولا تضاهي برنامج الوافي للترجمة

[sundayx Veteran]

it sometimes works for me and sometimes not? am i doing something wrong? is it different depending on languages?

[Computer Guru]

^ Read the article.

Only available for Arabic and Chineese ATM.

[ToneKnee]

It's about time Google got back to adding good new features rather buying company's and integrating them! :p

لا زالت الترجمة عشوائية وليست بالمستوى المطلوب ولا تضاهي برنامج الوافي للترجمة

"Still translation random and not comparable to the level required in the comprehensive interpretation"

[+Nik Louch Subscriber²]

The thing with Google translations - they are not designed to be 100% accurate, but rather convey the overall meaning.

It's about time Google got back to adding good new features rather buying company's and integrating them!

What's so wrong with that? They usually become free!

[ToneKnee]

The thing with Google translations - they are not designed to be 100% accurate, but rather convey the overall meaning.

What's so wrong with that? They usually become free!

Yeah I know, but these features is cool innovation, one of the main reasons why I like google! :)

[em_te]

http://digg.com/tech_news/Google_Translate_Goes_Web_2_0

Why does this link to a person's blog instead of the actual Google translation page?

[ToneKnee]

Why does this link to a person's blog instead of the actual Google translation page?

People like to become popular on Digg.com

[Computer Guru]

Because Google doesn't have a story on this feature.

How about you

1) Read the originally linked article

2) See the source

3) ??????

4) Profit

No realy, NeoSmart Technologies posted the original exclusive that reviewed and discussed Google's new feature. Digg links to that article. This thread is about that article. Logic - hard to find nowadays.

[Kriz]

Thats awesome, going to come in handy too.