Google Crisis Response adds Japanese convo mode to Translate for Android

Responding to the continuing disasters in Japan, Google on Tuesday published a new version of Google Translate for Android that supports Conversation Mode to translate Japanese into 50 different languages in a quick, live fashion.

Google Translate for Android was first launched in January, showing an impressive early version of live, speech-to-speech translation between English and Spanish.

Google Translate (Japanese)

This version of Google Translate is available to devices running Android 2.0 and up. Some devices may have to add the Text-to-Speech Extension pack.

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