The tech giant tests innovative Face-to-Face mode that allows users to take part in seamless chats with family members and strangers from all around the globe. This includes plenty of different languages that are spoken by various nations which really does make communication quite difficult.
For years, people had a fear in regards to how this linguistic barrier could possibly be overcome and now, it’s making more sense than ever why tech giant Google is making painstaking efforts to eliminate hurdles and bring more people together as one.
The company added how they’ve been working on this front for so long and are happy to finally see it take shape. Therefore, the latest version of the app will now have this seamless feature and a few others that the company will reveal in due time.
Tech giant Google began seeding this version of the app at the start of this week. We saw the news break out by a leading app enthusiast who published details on his X account regarding more insights that would be soon available to many others.
Google says it’s trying hard to launch the features to as many people as soon as possible but as one can expect, it’s not going to be up for grabs for everyone immediately.
Meanwhile, several other alterations were seen taking place. This entails the app attaining tiny tweaks in its UI. The icon for Conversation is located toward the bottom left side right now but soon, you might not be finding it over there.
This makes room for inputs linked to Handwrite. Moreover, we’re also seeing experiences linked to the use of a mic button that’s jazzed using spirited animations.
In other news, we’re also seeing Google Translate cater to the needs of human chat. Be it small remarks or thorough discussions, the app is moving toward combining bigger Speech sections. But keeping all of this aside, the main talk of the town has to be the Face-to-Face mode.
Imagine two different kinds of people that are so different in terms of language, customs, and more. But Google Translate will now bridge that gap further by getting rid of awkwardness and shyness further.
So as one can imagine, there’s a reason why this particular change might serve as having the greatest potential in terms of giving users the chance to take part in chats comfortably around the globe.
Lastly, the auto playback feature will quickly vocalize the whole translation process whenever users speak as this serves as the best clarifier as well as pronunciation guide where Google is predicted to provide language detection through automated means for things spoken.
For the time being, we’re just super curious and waiting patiently to witness when we can have our hands on such functionalities.
We will surely keep you updated on this front and the release, whenever it happens.
H/T: AssembleDebug
Read next: YouTube Announces Exciting Updates For Creators And Here’s What You Can Expect
For years, people had a fear in regards to how this linguistic barrier could possibly be overcome and now, it’s making more sense than ever why tech giant Google is making painstaking efforts to eliminate hurdles and bring more people together as one.
The company added how they’ve been working on this front for so long and are happy to finally see it take shape. Therefore, the latest version of the app will now have this seamless feature and a few others that the company will reveal in due time.
Tech giant Google began seeding this version of the app at the start of this week. We saw the news break out by a leading app enthusiast who published details on his X account regarding more insights that would be soon available to many others.
Google says it’s trying hard to launch the features to as many people as soon as possible but as one can expect, it’s not going to be up for grabs for everyone immediately.
Meanwhile, several other alterations were seen taking place. This entails the app attaining tiny tweaks in its UI. The icon for Conversation is located toward the bottom left side right now but soon, you might not be finding it over there.
This makes room for inputs linked to Handwrite. Moreover, we’re also seeing experiences linked to the use of a mic button that’s jazzed using spirited animations.
In other news, we’re also seeing Google Translate cater to the needs of human chat. Be it small remarks or thorough discussions, the app is moving toward combining bigger Speech sections. But keeping all of this aside, the main talk of the town has to be the Face-to-Face mode.
Imagine two different kinds of people that are so different in terms of language, customs, and more. But Google Translate will now bridge that gap further by getting rid of awkwardness and shyness further.
So as one can imagine, there’s a reason why this particular change might serve as having the greatest potential in terms of giving users the chance to take part in chats comfortably around the globe.
Lastly, the auto playback feature will quickly vocalize the whole translation process whenever users speak as this serves as the best clarifier as well as pronunciation guide where Google is predicted to provide language detection through automated means for things spoken.
For the time being, we’re just super curious and waiting patiently to witness when we can have our hands on such functionalities.
We will surely keep you updated on this front and the release, whenever it happens.
Google Translate is getting a whole new bunch of features and UI improvements with V7.12. These may be not be available for everyone for now, but expect it to roll out soon. Here is list of features -#Android #Google pic.twitter.com/UCGv1bY1LY
— AssembleDebug (@AssembleDebug) August 29, 2023
H/T: AssembleDebug
Read next: YouTube Announces Exciting Updates For Creators And Here’s What You Can Expect
