Google Translate has earned a reputation for cross-language communication and has even been integrated with services like Twitter and YouTube. In many cases, you need an Internet connection to use Google Translate, but the Android app allows you to download specific languages for offline translations. With the machine learning capabilities of the Pixel 6 series’ Tensor chip, Google is introducing a set of features it calls “Live Translate” that can work with downloaded language models. In addition to the offline availability of translations, direct translation on your device also offers more potential for data protection. We have mentioned steps below to Translate Messages on Android 13
Steps to Translate Messages on Android 13
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We hope like our article on Android 13: How to Translate Messages. Google is also taking the debut of Live Translate on the Pixel 6 as an opportunity to highlight and improve some of its existing translation features. The Google Lens feature built into the Pixel’s camera app is capable of reading text in other languages, translating it, and placing it back into the viewfinder using augmented reality. This feature can now work with 55 languages offline and 104 languages online.
