No longer are the days of clicking away from a website just because it's in a language you don't know. The need for an accurate translation addon that can be used instantly in a browser is something people have wanted for years, and hear this Firefox-users - you can't get any better than Google Translator. This addon is the translator addon to have for any browser and this is especially the case for Firefox. A fantastic version of this extension ...

No longer do you have to go to Google Translate directly when you come across a site in a language you can't understand. With the handy Google Translate add-on, translating a site is now as easy as a click of a button  And Google Translate is an equal-opportunity add-on. Whether you like to use Chrome, Firefox or IE, this add-on is compatible. How to add Google Translate to the Chrome browser If you use Chrome, adding this extension is a breeze. Open your browser, then go ...

Google Translate is a powerful tool for those looking to convert web sites or conversations to their native language. Google Translate for Android helps users translate on the go. This allows users to chat with those who may not speak their language and this can be particularly handy when out and about. Perhaps, you need directions or you have a question in a foreign land. Maybe you are trying to help someone near your ...

The California-based giant has recently added 5 new indian languages (Bengali, Gujarati, Kannada, Tamil and Telugu) to Google Translate. While they are still in an experimental alpha stage, these new additions bring the total count of available languages to 63. Research Scientist for Google Translate, Ashish Venugopal mentioned that  “Indian languages often use the Subject Object Verb (SOV) ordering to form sentences, as opposed to English, which uses the Subject Verb Object ordering.” According to him, this difference in sentence structure, as well as Tamil, Telugu and ...