Google Translate for iPhone now supports handwriting
One of the most useful tools of Google, especially for more travellers , and update. This is Google Translator, better known as Google Translator, which brings news to the platform iOS, or what is the same, for iPhone and iPad Questions that help make the translation of characters that are not known much more practical and useful and that also make the style of the application match the colorful and attractive operating system iOS 7We tell it in detail below.
This is version 2.0.0 of the Google Translate application for iOS and it lists three new features. Strong points between the aspect exterior and its functioning that make this tool much more useful, especially all in travel and interactions. The first thing that stands out is its renewed visual aspect Although it respects the lines and structure of previous versions, the effort made by the is notable style keep up with what was seen in iOS 7 Thus, both the application icon and the internal screens are nowflats, with straight lines and an even more minimalist and simple look. Something nice to look at and improves the readability of the tool.
Apart from this visual issue, it is worth noting the introduction of seven new languages from which to translate. Specifically, they deal with Bosnian, Cebuano, Hmong, Javanese, Khmer, Laotian and Marathi With this, this tool collects words of more than 70 different languages from all over the world, making it one of the most powerful and widespread translators. However, its third novelty is the most interesting and functional: the freehand writing
This is a feature that users of Android devices have been enjoying for two years and even since computer is possible to use. Now, finally, it reaches iPhone and iPad With it it is possible to write with thefinger or a special pen directly on the screen, avoiding typing. A process that may be less agile than using a regular keyboard but is more useful when transcribing unknown charactersThis makes it more convenient to translate letters and characters Asian or Arabic whose original language is completely unknown. After transcribing it on the screen, the application performs the translation automatically, displaying the result on different cards.
This is a very useful feature for more mobile users, although keep in mind that the handwriting option is only available for about 50 languages , also it's not quite reliable Something that the most regular users of this application will already know due to its free translations
In short, a useful update although not very new. A tool that, being completely free, it never hurts to take it with you. Users who wish to can download it for iPhone and iPad through App Store without any kind of cost.
