Currently in the App Store we can find many applications that help us translate into different languages, whether they are single words or previous texts. Both Google Translate and Microsoft Translator are more oriented to translate single words, although we can also use it to translate texts, it does not always offer us the best results, even so, they are also the ones that offer us the best results. Microsoft Translator, unlike Google Translate, offers us an extension that allows us to translate web pages into any language, just like we show you in this tutorial that we published a few weeks ago in Actualidad iPhone.
We do not know why Google does not launch an extension for Safari that allows to perform the same functions, since its service is one of the most used worldwide, not only on the iOS platform, but also on Android, Windows and macOS. Since the release of Microsoft Translator, the guys from Redmond have been adding new functions and features that make it a clone of Google. The latest update that Microsoft Translator has received fixes a large number of bugs that were found in the latest version.
This Microsoft Translator update adds Transliteration support from Japanese to Hindi and Filipino has been added as an offline translation as main novelties. This is where the news ends, as Microsoft has taken advantage of this update to fix UI issues when scrolling through long translations, language selection in the Safari extension, Phasebook UI errors, and accessibility fixes for easier use with screen readers. and keyboard navigation. Microsoft Translator is compatible with the iPhone, iPad, iPod touch and Apple Watch, ideal for when we need to translate a word quickly from our wrist.
