But Microsoft Translator 1.2 has overcome these hurdles and added natural conversation support in its app. Translator, that was released a few months ago, had a big advantage in its Android Wear support, but lacked some features like camera view, offline functionality and the live conversation mode. Facebook, Etsy, eBay are some of the companies that use Microsoft Translator for their consumer-facing applications and services offering translations. This service is being used across the globe by various organisations as part of their existing workflows. It offers a rich functionality set for developers and also a wide choice of interfaces like – HTTP, AJAX, OData and Translator Web Widget. It provides a customizable and scalable solution for automatic translation. Microsoft Translator API service supports multiple languages that reach out to almost 95% of world’s gross domestic population (GDP). It also supports speech to speech conversation translation service in 7 languages in Skype Translator and the Microsoft Translator Apps for Android and iOS and Skype for Windows Desktop. As of December 2015, this service supports 52 language systems. The cloud API is available as free tier service supporting two million characters per month and also as paid tier service supporting billions of characters per month. The Microsoft Translator API is integrated across multiple consumer, developer and enterprise products like Microsoft Office, Bing, Microsoft Lync, SharePoint, Skype Translator, Internet Explorer, also Microsoft Translator apps for Windows, iPhone, Windows Phone, Apple Watch, Android phone and Android Wear. Nothing new here, but we understand that this time Google aims to provide real-time, near-perfect translations within its app, which is something the current offering lacks.Microsoft Translator is a multilingual cloud based translation service provided by Microsoft. The upgrade is supposed to allow the app to sense when you're speaking in a popular language and automatically convert it into translated text. Currently the app offers text translation for over 80 languages, including English, Arabic, Chinese, French, German, Hindi, Russian and Spanish, and voice translation for just a few of them. Google is not being indifferent about Microsoft's move, as it is reportedly working on a significant update for its Google Translate app for Android. You can try the feature as part of a preview program, but it is limited to Spanish and English for voice translation, and 40 languages for text messaging. Six months ago, Microsoft has unveiled Skype Translator, a real time translator tool that can be used to bridge two people from different parts of the world by allowing them to speak with one another using their native language.
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