WEBDESK (SAYS Digital) Google is updating Google Translate new Gemini features to better translations, particularly for terms with subtle meanings like idioms, local expressions, and slang.
Google claims the upgrade improves translation quality to the highest standards. It’s accessible in Google Search and the Translate app for iOS and Android.
The update is being rolled out today in the United States and India. It can translate between English and “nearly 20 languages,” including Spanish, Hindi, Chinese, Japanese, and German.
Google is offering a new beta experience that allows users to hear real-time translations through their headphones. According to Google, this function keeps each speaker’s tone, accent, and rhythm, resulting in more natural translations that are simpler to follow.
Google is offering a new beta experience that allows users to hear real-time translations through their headphones. According to Google, this function keeps each speaker’s tone, accent, and rhythm, resulting in more natural translations that are simpler to follow.
To utilize it, users put on headphones, launch the Translate app, and choose Live Translate.
This beta is being released on the Translate app for Android in the United States, Mexico, and India. Over 70 languages are supported. Google stated that it will spread to other markets and be available on iOS in 2026.
Google also stated that its Translate language learning tools now give enhanced feedback, such as speaking practice advice. Google also said that users may push themselves and strive toward learning objectives by keeping track of how many days they have spent learning in a row.
Google claimed the learning tools are coming to “nearly 20 new countries” and territories, including Germany, India, Sweden, and Taiwan.
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