Gmail Translate Feature Converts Your Hindi 'Nahi' To My English 'No'
Often we encounter situations where it's impossible to communicate our ideas, share information, or exchange pleasantries, owing to lack of a common language between the people. I've often received mails in languages alien to me, which makes it quite tedious for me to read, and how I wish the mail had been in English or in my vernacular itself. Well, my woes, and the identical woes of several other people have been catered to by Google, and the required remedy has been dished out in the form of a translate feature for Gmail.#-Link-Snipped-#
The announcement regarding this feature was out on the Google blog. The blog stated that the users who wish to translate their mails just needed to click the 'Always Translate' button. If the translate feature has been accidentally switched-off for a specific language, they are required to click on the arrow besides 'Reply' at the top right corner of the mail window, and click the 'Translate' button in the drop-down.
This idea sprouted after a survey carried out by Google Labs, where they felt the need to have a Translate button. This latest feature shall permit users to translate their mails in 53 various languages. That shall be quite convenient. What say you?
The announcement regarding this feature was out on the Google blog. The blog stated that the users who wish to translate their mails just needed to click the 'Always Translate' button. If the translate feature has been accidentally switched-off for a specific language, they are required to click on the arrow besides 'Reply' at the top right corner of the mail window, and click the 'Translate' button in the drop-down.
This idea sprouted after a survey carried out by Google Labs, where they felt the need to have a Translate button. This latest feature shall permit users to translate their mails in 53 various languages. That shall be quite convenient. What say you?
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