AI BriefingUsing headphones as a real-time personal translator on iOS
Key point
Google Translate is rolling out a real-time translation feature for iOS users using headphones, expanding to more supported countries.
Details
Google Translate's Live translate with headphones feature has officially launched on iOS. With this update, users in more countries—including France, Germany, Italy, Japan, Spain, Thailand, and the UK—can now use this feature.
This feature supports over 70 languages and helps users understand and communicate in conversations in real time through headphones. In particular, it preserves the speaker's original tone and cadence, allowing users to sense the mood of the conversation beyond just the words being conveyed.
How to use it:
- Launch the Translate app
- Select the 'Live translate' tab
- Connect your headphones
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