The Google translator has become one of the tools most used around the world for those who need to translate a phrase or word in particular. Due to the interface of the app, this application is designed to translate long texts, for this we can find a large number of applications in the App Store, such as Translator, an application that allows us to translate texts between 58 languages and that since yesterday has been available for download for free for a limited time. The acquisition of the Word Lens translation service by Google, three years ago, has been a before and after for the translator, since the application allows us to translate texts using augmented reality and the camera of our device.
But the best of all this is that it allows us to do it without having to have internet access, which makes it the ideal application for when we go on a trip and have serious problems understanding the language of the country we visit. Instant translation, as Google has called this translation service through the camera has just received a new language to the list of those currently supported: Japanese, although at the moment he is only capable of translating from Japanese to English and vice versa.
Moment Spanish-speaking users are going to have to wait for the compatibility of Japanese with Spanish and vice versa, as long as we don't have notions of English. This function was already available through the captures that we had on our device as well as through text, but from now on we can do it in real time, without having to take captures of each text that we want to translate.
