Andrew takes a quick look at NTT Docomo’s translation service at CTIA 2013. Read our full coverage here: http://www.androidcentral.com/hands-ntt-docomo-translator-phone-service
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Andrew takes a quick look at NTT Docomo’s translation service at CTIA 2013. Read our full coverage here: http://www.androidcentral.com/hands-ntt-docomo-translator-phone-service
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THIS FUNCTION IS VERY USEFUL FOR JAPANESE PEOPLE NOT GOOD AT OTHER LANGUAGES.
yep, i know alot of people who think it is fake. i know one thing for sure, even my friend also earning well monthly doing surveys and reading mails daily. you can get it from here: bit.ly/13M6g0s?=sibip
BDudely because it is the gs3
Google Translate includes the conversation mode which can be selected in the action bar in the upper half of the screen.
Well, it has really. Speech recognition and translation have been on Android phones for years. I use the basic Google translator with downloaded language pack so I don't even get any delay, it really is instant. But I think the vast majority of Japanese people are oblivious to what their phones can do. Docomo seem to be using this to charge people for what they can get for free from Google. The live call translation might be nice but otherwise it's a rip-off.
Sure, Google Translate does a lot of this already, but that near-instant love translation over phone is something unprecedented. Props to NTT Docomo for this innovation!
This is brilliant use of technology… in fact, I'm surprised this hasn't already been incorporated into cell phones before.
I'm helping for you vote this phone
Awesome
awesome