LYNDHURST, NJ, March 27, 2012 (Press-News.org) The award winning speech-to-speech translation application with many integrated features, the Speechtrans Gold, is now for free to all Android users. This version of Speechtrans lets you text-to-text, text-to-speech, and two-way Speech to Speech communication translations in multiple languages. This application also lets you have a conversation to any one's telephone around the world and understand each other's language. SpeechTrans has partnered with GetJar rewards to support users to have free access to SpeechTrans technology.
SpeechTrans Gold allows speech-to-speech Facebook's chat translation into the app, which grants users the ability to communicate with anyone on Facebook in their chosen language. Users can talk aloud into their Android device and the application will translate the content into the recipient's language via the Facebook chat interface in near real time. SpeechTrans also has it's own Messaging service within the app that lets you create chat rooms with people who all speak different language and be able to communicate seamlessly without language barriers
Android app users can store and play back translations, a valuable feature for communicating a previously asked questions or phrases and to enable usage without an internet connection. Therefore, you can use the application anytime or anywhere you'll need it.
Another feature of Speechtrans Gold is that it includes access to Interprephone, which allows users to talk to anyone around the world via telephone conference call. It connects the user to a conference bridge, which will do the translations, to allow the persons in both ends to understand each other even they are not using the same language.
SpeechTrans is also soon releasing their OCR capabilities to all existing users, which will also allow users to snap a picture with their phone and have it translate and speak back the translation in 154 different languages.
About SpeechTrans:
Launched in March 2010, SpeechTrans offers accurate multi-lingual person to person communication. SpeechTrans' apps can be used as a portable in-person translator and also mobile-to-mobile and mobile-to-text. Functionality with Facebook is enabled via Facebook's chat service and allows users to communicate in different languages with outstanding clarity and minimal translation processing delay. Learn more at http://www.speechtrans.com.
SpeechTrans Gold Now Available on Android Market for Free
SpeechTrans is now offering Speechtrans Gold for free to all Android users. It is a great time to experience the wonder of being able to speak and understand different languages using your mobile phone.
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