get the new version of google translate works in any app

The new Google Translate update also has a “Word Lens in Chinese” feature, making Chinese the 29th language that can be used for instant visual translation. Unfortunately, there are no packages for any Nigerian language, but that’s not to say Google isn’t working on one. For this, you’d have to download the offline package for the language you want. There’s also an offline translation option where you can translate text to/from other languages without needing internet access. This new feature cuts down the time (not to mention, stress) involved in switching between apps. Here’s a visual representation of how it works: in whichever app you’re using, and a translation will pop up right there-no need to switch apps” Now, you can just copy the text of a chat, comment, song lyric, etc. Talking about the update, Google Product Lead, Barak Turovsky wrote on the Google translate blog, “We know millions of you painstakingly copy-paste text between Google Translate and other apps. Not only were they supposed to copy and paste their messages, they had to copy, paste and translate the responses. Now, imagine how cumbersome this was for people who had to carry out entire conversations in foreign languages. Previously, to be able to translate any text, you’d have to first go to the Translate app, type in the text you want to translate, copy the result, and then paste on whatever platform you want to use it on. This feature is called “Tap to Translate” and it can be enabled on the Google Translate settings page. With the new Google Translate update, Android users no longer have to switch between apps to translate text – everything can be done within any app. Google is stepping up the in-app experience game.

Get the new version of google translate works in any app