Google adds a translation feature to its Gmail mobile app. You can finally translate emails with your smartphone. Since the launch of Google Translate in 2009, thousands of people and services have conveniently translated more than 100 languages. A feature that probably made many people wonder, “Why not on the phone?” is finally rolling out.
To use on mobile, tap the 'More' button at the top of the email and tap the 'Translate' option. A banner with a light background color appears at the top of the email. Click the 'Translate to Language' button to translate your email. You can also view the original by pressing the 'Show original' button. If the translated language is different from the Google.com mail display language, the option will reappear.
You can close the banner if you don't want to translate it. You can also choose not to translate certain languages when closing the banner.
Gmail automatically detects when translation is needed and displays a translation banner. If the translation is rejected or the system cannot detect another language, you can manually translate the message with the More button.
The feature has not been released yet. Android will gradually release from August 8th, and iOS will gradually release from August 21st. Its usability is similar to that of a PC, so it would be nice to try it out in advance.
Even if I can speak another language, I feel much more comfortable in my mother tongue. I mainly use my desktop for work that requires a lot of e-mail, but I often use my mobile device to receive newsletters and news. Now you can more comfortably watch foreign media that you didn't even dare to subscribe to.
Google is making various efforts to eliminate the language barrier. new google translate appis much smoother than before, google lensYou can also translate images using . You will be more supportive of Google's move to make life better for people around the world.
