Pocket Translator is a new Translator app for Windows Phone 7 which brings Google translate to the palm of your hand.
WP7 App Description
Pocket Translator is a Windows Phone 7 application that gives you ability to translate back and forth between more than 50 languages, playback audio of the translation, and bring the power of the Google Translator to your phone.
Features:
- translates 50 languages, including Japanese and Chinese
- most useful phrases when you are abroad
- ability send translations by sms and email, and use them as search query (for example translate restauran to chinese and do Bing seach, may be useful for someone)
- pronunciation (text to speech)
- off-line history
- if you translate single word, application displays many possible meanings
- uses Google Translator as engine
- has nice animations between pages
- implemented thumbstoning
- ability to choose which page should be displayed first – main menu is default, but it is possible to change it to history, translate or phrases
- supports landscape mode
- follows metro design
- often updated, and maintained
ArkWords is a windows phone 7 app that gives the user access to an online Dictionary, Thesaurus and even a Translator all from within the single windows phone 7 app. You just need to swipe across to access each module. We are not sure where the app fetches its data from but it works really well. Of course you will need to have an active internet connection for the app to work. Some of the handy features of the WP7 app is that you can pull up the word of the day with a simple push of a button. And you can even let the app say out the word which can be very handy if you are unsure of the pronunciation. You will notice that the say button will be grayed out if read out option is unavailable for that language. We did run in to some issue with the Live Tile on Samsung Omnia 7, the developer is aware of the issue and has informed us of similar issue on the focus. If you do try it out let us know how it goes on your WP7 device.
Remember Polyglot a fancy looking Windows Phone 7 Translator App, now the folks from VerySoftware have tipped us to the new version of the app Polyglot 1.2 (a free update for existing users ). According to the developer Polyglot has risen to the position of 88th bestselling Paid app in the UK store and 7th bestselling paid app in the Travel category of the UK store.
Polyglot 1.2 builds on the strengths of Polyglot and offers many new features and tweaks requested by users including:
- Translation history which is fully available even when offline
- Ability to share translations by email or SMS
- Text Suggestion on keyboard input
- A quick clear button to remove entered text
- Minor UI tweaks including font size increase
- Performance improvements and minor bug fixes
Polyglot is a new Windows Phone 7 Translator developed by VerySoftware. The developers call it your personal translator and you can translate text back and forth between more than 30 languages unlike the very limited options available in the one offered by Microsoft, as well as playback audio of the translation. Polyglot is powered by Microsoft Translator and supports both orientation ( landscape / portrait ). The UI looks quite nice with an nice way to switch between the various languages. And is currently available in 5 different local languages.
Translator is a new app coming to Windows Phone 7 from Karim Esskalli the app features some nice features like posting the translated content to twitter, Swap the languages used for translations, shared the translated content via email, sms , etc , and the best feature of all has to be the option to read out the translated content. We are not sure which translator engine ( like Google, Bing, etc ) the app uses The app is powered by Bing translate. I think an app like this will be quite handy of you travel a lot.
Travel Speech is a new Speech and Text translator for Windows Phone 7. According to the developer 11 languages will be having voice support (en, de, es, fr, it, pt, ru, ja, ko, zh_chs, zh-cht) and text translation would be available for 32 languages. As you might have expected the app will be Powered by Bing Translator. Here is a look at the beta build in the emulator .
Remember our review for Anuvadak ( video for version 1 ) a new Google translate app for windows phone ? Now the dev has released version 1.1 with a bunch of cool new features.
Changelog Anuvadak 1.1
+ Added QVGA, WQVGA and HVGA support
+ Improved Instant translation but still in alpha
+ Added paste support with a dedicated paste button. No more long press to select paste option
+ Added dictionary items with translation
* Nouns
* Pronouns
* Adjectives
* Interjection
* Conjunction
* Verb
* Adverb
* Abbreviation
+ Added check for update option
+ Added user-selectable option to show number of items in history – This is major memory improvement. Devices with low memory choose less than 5 items
+ Added support for saving a language pair as favorite or save it as default
+ Added support to show all indic and asian languages.
Anuvadak is a Google translator for windows mobile with text to speech support. It has most features that one finds on the desktop web version of Google Translate save Auto Detect the language. the developers has plans to include that in a future version. read the full review and download info from our Windows Phone App Review site
Ryan: Its a good concept if this application covers every big city in the world. But for individual cities this concept has already been done. Check out Toronto Transit application by rybo mucking...
Sweet: I already have the beta of this app . METROFIED [Posted from the 1800PocketPC app]
AppTastic: Yanko – thanks for the concept! We’re looking forward to getting a lot more feedback from the users here. We’re committed to making AppTastic the best marketplace...
Tony: Looks so good. Please make a paid app – no ads.
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Andrew Chobaniuk: Thanks for the heads up! [Posted from the 1800PocketPC app]
Emiel Zuurbier: I would like to see the posibility of making a trip that uses different kinds of transportation as from train to bus, bus to subway, subway to train. With a map and directions,...
MrVamosMuchachos: Nice idea. You could take some ideas from the application “SBB”. It is the public transport app from switzerland. [Posted from the 1800PocketPC app]
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