Monday 8 June 2015
Skype’s automatic voice translation tool is one of those technologies that just makes you feel like you’re in the future, but having to download a separate app to use it is a little inconvenient. That won’t be the case for long, however, as the Skype team today announced that it’s integrating the Translator platform right into the main desktop app for Windows. The team is aiming to begin rolling out translator by the end of this summer. Last month, Skype removed the limited registration requirement so that anyone could try out the technology. The tool can translate voice conversations between…
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