Microsoft Translator for iOS receives a large update, brings new speech translation animation and more
Microsoft has taken the wraps off of version 3.0.5 of its Microsoft Translator app for iOS. This update brings a number of enhancements and fixes, with an unusually long changelog.
To begin with, there’s a new animation during speech translations, here’s a look at the new animation:
Other notable changes include the addition of a profanity filter, and the ability to get support and share feedback from within the app:
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- Help and Feedback
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- Profanity Filter
Here is the full changelog for version 3.0.5:
- Added a setting to turn off profanity filter
- Added feature to show language detected in the format “English (Detected)” and let user swap “to” and “from” language
- Updated offline behaviour to make it more intuitive to download and use offline packs for supported languages
- Added action buttons in text mode while keyboard is up to let user take action on the translation like sharing and pinning
- Fixed language scrolling behaviour for longer strings
- Added prompt for app review after frequent usage
- Updated animation to respond to user input in speech mode
- Added in-app experience to let users create new bugs or vote for existing features inside the app
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Further reading: Microsoft, Microsoft Translator
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