iOS users in France and Sweden have reported seeing the Safari translator for the first time. Customers in other countries may also have access to the feature, but without support for their native language.
Apple is now rolling out the Safari translator to additional countries, including Brazil and Germany. With the expansion, the feature now supports the same 11 languages as Apple’s new Translate app.
Learn to look up foreign words and phrases on your iPhone using automatic bilingual dictionaries in Apple’s Translate app.
Follow along with our tutorial to learn how to use Apple’s Translate app to have your iPhone translate text or spoken words and phrases from one supported language to another.
In Conversation mode, Apple’s Translate app splits its interface in half to show text from both sides of the conversation. Here’s how to enter and use this mode.
Read the system requirements for Apple’s Translate app to verify that the software supports your preferred languages, regions, devices and operating system versions.
The Safari browser lets you translate entire webpages without any extra tools or apps. Here are the supported languages, regions, Apple devices and operating system versions.
With iOS 14, Apple brought a handy new app to iPhone called Translate. Aside from receiving translations in several languages from French to German to Spanish, you can save translations. This lets you mark favorites and refer to them any time you need them.
This tutorial shows you how to save and browse your recent translations in the Translate app on iPhone.
Check out this wearable in-ear translator that makes it easy to translate speech from other languages in near real-time, bringing us one step closer to Star Trek’s universal translator.
If you’ve been waiting for a built-in tool to translate in Safari, you’ve got it. Here’s how to translate a page in Safari on iOS 14 and iPadOS 14.
Wondering how to translate an article in Safari on iPhone or iPad without jumping through hoops? Here’s how to create a Shortcut to translate articles.
If you use Microsoft Word on Mac and need to translate a document or selected text, it takes just a few clicks and this tutorial shows you how.
