Mishal Rahman / Android Authority
TL;DR
- Google Translate allows you to access additional options within the instant translation preview, potentially eliminating the need to return to the page to access these options.
- The app may also allow you to undo deleted translation entries in your translation history.
Google Translate is one of the best free apps because it works so well in so many languages. What Google has accomplished with this app is pretty impressive, with features like live translation essentially turning your smartphone into a mobile interpreter. Google also has an Instant Translate feature that instantly translates text as you type it, and the company may further upgrade this feature for a richer, more seamless experience.
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Google Translate v8.20.71.687383449.1 has some upcoming changes. The Instant Translation feature allows you to get translated text as soon as you type, but restricts further actions until you exit the Instant Translation preview by clicking the Enter button on your keyboard. You can’t hear the audio output, copy the results, or see the definitions and other grammar hints that Google Translate shows you until you exit the preview.
You can see it in action in the video below.
In the future, all limited features will also be available in Instant Translation Preview for a seamless and rich experience. I was able to enable the changes. You can see what’s coming in action in the video below.
Here’s a side-by-side comparison of the current UI and the future UI:
Additionally, while Google Translate currently lets you swipe to delete results in your translation history, there’s no way to undo them if you accidentally delete an entry you want to keep. In the future, Google Translate will allow you to restore deleted translations. You can see the current behavior and upcoming changes in the video above.
These changes are not currently reflected within Google Translate. We will keep you updated as features become available.
