Google Translate for Android gets updated with camera-input support for Chinese, Japanese, and Korean, plus handwriting support for 11 new languages.

In addition, the instant camera translation tool has received support for more than 60 additional input languages, bringing the total list of supported languages up to 88.

Google Translate's instant camera feature will now make translating a foreign street sign as easy as aiming your phone -- even if your native language isn't English. The company today unveiled a ...

Previously, Google Translate's camera could only translate between English and another language, but with these changes it will work with many more combinations, allowing you to translate from 88 ...

Offline translation is pretty self-explanatory; it lets you download a file of roughly 30MB in size to translate even when you don't have a data connection. Instant camera translation is an ...

The Google Translate app and website can translate more than 110 languages through text or voice. It even allows you to point your phone's camera at a sign or menu to view a live translation.

Google has updated its Translate app for both Android and iOS platforms. It's not a big update, but brings a useful feature: Instant camera English to/from Japanese translation.

At another stage, the phrase that was translated as "unforgettable memory" ended up being called "family department" by Apple ...

Meanwhile, camera translations are no longer limited to pairings that include English. Converting between any of the more than 100 languages supported in Google Translate is now possible.

A new version of Google Translate lets you point your camera at a sign for an instant translation.

Up until today (11 July), this feature could be used to translate 40 common languages into English. From now on, the live camera translation function is available in 89 languages, including Irish.