Does anyone know of any good in-app translators? - General Questions and Answers

It's just that playing lots of Japanese games nowadays, I am heavily using Google Translator to OCR screenshots. I am kinda wondering if anyone knows if a more easier option when it comes to translating text while in apps.
An app like Ever Translator is kind of what I am looking for, but it seems to have a really bad time picking up texts in game, or the translation seems very botched due to recognition or bad translation.
Or does someone know if someone is able to hack Google Translator and their usage of live camera word lens translation to use android's screen as a source? Or maybe instantly send screenshots to the google translator app that overlays on top of the current app?
One of my current method to translating live chats in Japanese is to use my phone's live camera to scan text ontop of my tablet. Obviously battery and position precision is an issue at that point.

Google translate u can download the language u want for offline use
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[APP][2.2+] Inapp Translator (a new way to make convenient translation)

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Inapp Translator supports offline English word definition and you can listen to high-quality voices in most languages after translation.
Here is some of updates in new version:
1- Offline English word definition.
2- Accept text from other apps via share and Translate
3- Type to translate
4- Send translate to other apps
5- Improved graphics
6- Bug fixed
We would like to thank all our users for the great feedback and reviews! That keeps us working hard to further improve Inapp Translator.
Please support us!
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With Inapp Translator, you can easily translate any text into your preferred language without closing the active app: you can see the translated result at the same place in a simple floating window.
Inapp Translator is a free app that simplifies your life for sending a quick response, in any language, when you are communicating with friends via SMS, emails, Facebook, Twitter, or WhatsApp, through our innovative floating window solution. It also works with ebook readers such as Kindle.
In simple words, Inapp Translator works its magic with any application that allows to copy or share text.
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Satisfaction Guaranteed: If you are not happy with your Premium purchase made before 01/06/2014, we are committed to a moneyback guarantee. We can also provide you the new Premium experience with all its advantages. Simply drop us an email and we will provide all the necessary support.
Thanks for your support; we appreciate all your emails, tweets and reviews!
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FAQ
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Does the FREE version come with any limits?
- Yes. The free version provides a limited number of translations for which we are actually paying the translator company (Microsoft). Unless you have the need for high volume translations, you can probably survive with the free version.
What is the Premium version?
- The Premium version removes all the ads. More importantly it provides the option to obtain a generous number of translations equivalent to 10000 Tweets, 1000 emails, or 10 pocket books per month. You will need a Microsoft account to activate this option. Complete details are provided in the app.
Why Microsoft Translator and not Google Translator?
- Google Translator will be added in next version
Do you collect private information?
- No.
How do I close the app?
- Simply tap and hold the “T” icon for two seconds.
Can the app translate automatically without copy to clipboard?
- There are some limitations to implement such a feature. We are working on a solution.
Does it work offline?
- Yes, supports offline English word definition.
Does it work in Facebook and Twitter?
- Absolutely! However, there is a minor limitation since Facebook and Twitter don’t allow copy to clipboard functionality.
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Translations between the following languages are supported:
Arabic, Bulgarian, Catalan, Chinese Simplified, Chinese Traditional, Czech, Danish, Dutch, English, Estonian, Finnish, French, German, Greek, Haitian Creole, Hebrew, Hindi, Hmong Daw, Hungarian, Indonesian, Italian, Japanese, Klingon, Klingon (pIqaD), Korean, Latvian, Lithuanian, Malay, Maltese, Norwegian, Persian, Polish, Portuguese, Romanian, Russian, Slovak, Slovenian, Spanish, Swedish, Thai, Turkish, Ukrainian, Urdu, Welsh.
You can find the app on Google play via this link:
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.medcv.onscreentranslate
I would like to know your opinion about this app.
Are you planning to use Google translator?
Seems interesting. And working good
ivan123 said:
Seems interesting. And working good
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Great, it's working perfectly with Moon Reader+ :laugh:
Thank you very much! :highfive:
Google Translator, Google Translator, Google Translator! :good:
Good start! (The overall UI needs to be smoothed out...doesn't work all to well with non-standard DPI settings, though.
Interesting application. :good:
But instead of the floating icon and the requirement for me to copy the text until it's recognized I would prefer a deeper system integration:
The Translator icon should be in the same action bar as "select all", "cut", "copy" when text is selected.
If the translator icon is clicked only then the request to translate is sent and then the popup appears.
That would make it way less obtrusive.
Otherwise great idea...
How can you dismiss the icon?
YaziAndroid said:
With Inapp Translator, you can easily translate the whole text or part of it into your preferred language without closing the active application; you can see the translated result at the same place, on your screen.
In general, this app has been developed to offer a convenient way to translate without switching between applications and translator tool.
This onscreen translate helps you to send a quick response, in any language, when you are communicating with foreign friends via SMS, Facebook or Twitter (even when your Facebook or Twitter is open). It monitors the clipboard and automatically translates the content of it to the target language. You have the possibility to type your own sentence, translate immediately and paste it anywhere.
Inapp Translator can also be used as language education tool.
It is a free Android app based on Microsoft translator, supporting 45 languages and is compatible with any application that allows you copy text such as:
- Yahoo and Gmail
- Google Docs
- Google Drive
- Outlook Mail
- Office Tools
- Viber
- Facebook
- Twitter
- All type of internet browsers (Chrome, Safari, etc.)
- Google Play Book
- Aldkido Book Reader
Get it on Google Play
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.medcv.onscreentranslate
Websit:
inapp.medcv.se
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Dismiss the icon by long-pressing it.
One way to make this easier to use would be by adding the ability to share text with the app instead of the app having to be manually started or having it run all the time. The user wouldn't have to copy the text, just select and share to translate. (Not every app has the 'share' option for selected text, but a lot do...)
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This app is just fantastic.
Makes wechat 1000x less work for me. Thanks!
I bought the ad free version.
- Frank
wow, Nice work mate
Verstuurd vanaf mijn GT-I9505G met Tapatalk
pRo_lama said:
Are you planning to use Google translator?
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Google Translator API is not free service anymore but Microsoft translator has 2M character free usage. As we just wanted to implement our idea and see how users like it we used Microsoft Translator. For sure I am planing to use Google translator also in next versions.
spaboleo said:
Good start! (The overall UI needs to be smoothed out...doesn't work all to well with non-standard DPI settings, though.
Interesting application. :good:
But instead of the floating icon and the requirement for me to copy the text until it's recognized I would prefer a deeper system integration:
The Translator icon should be in the same action bar as "select all", "cut", "copy" when text is selected.
If the translator icon is clicked only then the request to translate is sent and then the popup appears.
That would make it way less obtrusive.
Otherwise great idea...
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Thanks for the feedback. As I understood to get access to the "System" level actions, phone need to be rooted and I tried to avoid that. I am thinking to make a version with the functionality that you have described for rooted phones, that make it so easier for users.
I will update the UI and check the compatibility with non-standard DPI also.
Thanks letting me know.
abalufaske said:
How can you dismiss the icon?
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Hold the icon for 2 second (LongClick) then app will dismiss.
micahs said:
Dismiss the icon by long-pressing it.
One way to make this easier to use would be by adding the ability to share text with the app instead of the app having to be manually started or having it run all the time. The user wouldn't have to copy the text, just select and share to translate. (Not every app has the 'share' option for selected text, but a lot do...)
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Thanks! Nice idea, I like it, Maybe I can add an option that user can select between running the app or sharing the text with it.
Inapp
YaziAndroid said:
With Inapp Translator, you can easily translate the whole text or part of it into your preferred language without closing the active application; you can see the translated result at the same place, on your screen.
In general, this app has been developed to offer a convenient way to translate without switching between applications and translator tool.
This onscreen translate helps you to send a quick response, in any language, when you are communicating with foreign friends via SMS, Facebook or Twitter (even when your Facebook or Twitter is open). It monitors the clipboard and automatically translates the content of it to the target language. You have the possibility to type your own sentence, translate immediately and paste it anywhere.
Inapp Translator can also be used as language education tool.
It is a free Android app based on Microsoft translator, supporting 45 languages and is compatible with any application that allows you copy text such as:
- Yahoo and Gmail
- Google Docs
- Google Drive
- Outlook Mail
- Office Tools
- Viber
- Facebook
- Twitter
- All type of internet browsers (Chrome, Safari, etc.)
- Google Play Book
- Aldkido Book Reader
Get it on Google Play
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.medcv.onscreentranslate
Websit:
inapp.medcv.se
App's Facebook page:
https://www.facebook.com/inapptranslator
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Can you also make a Inapp English Dictionary?that would also be great. :good::good::good:
sadly, play store is not available here!
kamranhaghighi said:
sadly, play store is not available here!
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Is it any other Alternative that you guys can access?
YaziAndroid said:
Is it any other Alternative that you guys can access?
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theres an app called bazzar which has some of the free applications ! but still, we can't download or pay for any application, for games, i use sadly cracked ones ! and new nova doesn't have any cracked ones so ... i miss that game :!

[App][4.0+] Koala Phone Launcher: Simple phone interface for older people

Hello, I would like to introduce you our new app: Koala Phone (koalaphone.com)
Download on Google Play: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.koalaphone.silver
Help us translate Koala Phone to your language: https://crowdin.com/project/koala-phone-senior-launcher
It is a simple Android launcher, designed for seniors and people with vision problems. The interface looks like a classic feature phone with hardware buttons. If your parents still use these old Nokia phones, maybe it’s time for them to try something new
Main features:
large QWERTY keyboard for SMS messages, or classic phone keypad
touch-optimized apps: simplified camera, photo viewer, alarm clock and a flashlight
text can be enlarged, buttons have a vibration feedback
speech recognition for SMS messages, and text-to-speech support
Koala Phone is great for all the people who want to browse photos, use camera and other smart features, but do not want to fight with their phone.
An article about our research (Designing a mobile interface for older people): http://bit.ly/koala-medium
We are looking forward to all your feedback!
Koala Phone is available for free (you can unlock some paid features after 7-day trial, but you can still make calls or send messages, even with the free version).
I hope this post does not violate any community guidelines; similar Necta or Apex launcher has also a free and paid version. If this is a problem, I apologize...
Not good enough need more enchantment
Hello, what do you mean by more enchantment?
We are preparing a new update with possibility to change the color theme, or set the background image.
Hello. Im using this launcher now. Is this diaplay normal? Please see attached image pls.
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The image should not be definitely that blurry. I have just checked our code and everything seems to be OK...
Is your display resolution really 960x540 px? Did you changed your DPI or other params in your phone?
Dear Tomas,
I was changing a smartphone to a senior phone and realized that there is a new launcher called Koala. I would say that the market absolutely needs a proper senior launcher app, and I am talking with an experience as a grandson who change 4-5 smartphones into a senior phone, sadly by paying huge amount of money for BigLauncher.
I would be happy to provide you a feedback also in more detail if you are interested in, but at the first stage, I would like to comment and if you wouldn't mind, point out certain issues for me. But before that I should say that I am very impressed with the launcher. It absolutely has a good touch and one of the best among others (consider that I probably tried 15-20 different launchers ):
1- Language! Sadly the current version supports only English and Czech. Yet we would like to have it in every possible languages. Sadly my grandparents cannot understand English very well.
2- Call directly through phonebook or favorites: For eyes that have been worked for many years, it may be hard to write an SMS. So I would definitely like for my grandparent, a phone book which calls directly the contact that is selected without pushing more buttons.
3- A home screen, with phonebook icon, dialer icon, and favorite contacts.
I believe at least first two is necessary for me and felt obliged to write, despite the fact that I am mostly a lurker on xda.
I wish you a pleasant day!
Hello, thank you for your kind words!
1 - Which language do they talk? We plan to add new languages soon, but we wanted to finish the app first.
2 - This is a great idea! I can add a new item into the settings, so you will be able to choose it.
3 - We will think about it... But currently the home screen is the dialer (so the launcher looks like a classic phone). Favorite contacts and other contacts are combined on one screen; this combination was more understandable for users, than two different screens.
If you need any help for translation, I can do the french freely
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In my opinion, the only missing things are an azerty keyboard option, and a clearer icon for the contacts app on the home screen
Anyway, realy nice job!
Awesome, I found a great launcher for my dad. :good::good::good:
hh amazing idia , nice video good job !:fingers-crossed::fingers-crossed::fingers-crossed:
Hello, thank you for your support!
We plan to localize Koala Phone to other languages.
I will prepare a registration on some website for collaborative translations. We will be glad if you help us with translation of your language
Thank you!
OK, you can try to upload your translations here: https://crowdin.com/project/koala-phone-senior-launcher
I hope I have set up everything correctly.
Thanks a lot!
Indian languages not in list :/
I'm currently evaluating its use for my Dad.
Wish list to be able to customize the menu:
Add custom applications directly to the menu (for example Viber, Skype etc.), instead of having to wade through another sub menu.
Being able to change the order of items in the menu & ability to add buttons to directly call a couple of numbers. (I know, a bit of redundancy, with this being available in contacts, but still, a nice to have feature)
Change the look & feel of the home page - retain the old school dialer, but being able to specify a background image at the top, change to analog clock etc.
Each person has their own requirements. Having flexibility would increase the overall appeal.
I wouldn't mind paying for the Gold version if it brings this level of flexibility/customization.
How do I add a new language to the crowdin project?
Thanks for the great app,
Jp
Hello, thank you for your message!
We plan to add more customization options: image backgrounds (wallpapers), and also configurable menu items.
What language do you want to add to the Crowdin? I have already added a Hindi language.
Really nice app, installed it on my dads phone. Easier to use.
Could I maybe help translating it? Dutch translation.
Apologies overlooked the crowdin link.
tomasslavicek said:
I will prepare a registration on some website for collaborative translations. We will be glad if you help us with translation of your language
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I've started with German.
Thanks for developing this launcher! My grandmother will be pleased! I'll be helping out with the Simplified Chinese translation.
like it,
During my testing noticed my contacts with multiple numbers only showing one number (using CM12)
Aussie/UK English translation ? my Nanna would of complained about "color" being spelt "wrong"
feature request.
read out the number\button you press, so dont need to switch on the full talkback.
cheers
MM
Really liked this phone launcher.
Clean ui and everything is big and easy on the eyes.
Great job!
Typed on my Xperia Z3 while underwater.

[APP][4.0.3+] Screen Translator - instant clipboard translator

Screen Translator
Hi, I want to present to the court of xda - application Screen Translator.
Screen Translator - This is clipboard translator for any app: browser, messenger,
book readers, etc. It allow to get translation just by copied text to clipboard.
Select and copy - two simple steps to translate a message in any application on your smartphone.
No need to switch to other applications. Three translation engines at choose: Yandex, Microsoft and Google.
Use the fast switching languages, to communicate with people in any language! It works in all messengers.
Screen Translator works as a regular translator also. You can translate single words or whole sentences.
An application needs access to the Internet.
Screen Translator supports some offline dictionaries.
If you have any suggestions or feedback - feel free to write, always happy to listen to good ideas or comments.
If I did something wrong - let me know, I am a novice on xda-developers and still can not know all the rules. Thank you.
I can't post external links yet, so
You can find the app in Google Play: Screen Translator uxname.
Anyone no Screen Translator Plus V3.2 crack?
MAOQ said:
Anyone no Screen Translator Plus V3.2 crack?
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I'll try to hack, if it works - will let you know
Well, it's a miracle you even here.? Sorry, I can't buy so I wanted a hacked version.

Constant record translator app

Hello!
I like Google Translate and have tried many more apps like that. (Microsoft translator and others).
What I struggle to find though is something that continuously records and translates. Perhaps I have used some but have missed the functionality in the app.
I am constantly at conferences where there are speeches given in multiple languages I can't comprehend completely or not fluently enough to translate and take notes at the same time. I can speak and understand most of the languages required for my job, but to translate, comprehend and take notes often becomes too much to handle at once.
The issue with the above apps is that they listen, translate and stop / pause after it perceives the sentence is over.
What I'm looking for is an app that pretty much acts like a live translator that doesn't stop translating, speaking back or pause. If possible even give me the whole speech translated after it's over.
Continuity is my top priority so I don't have to constantly tap to translate the next sentence or have something not translated while it pauses to speak it back to me.
It can be a paid app, but I strongly prefer single time payment type app.
Most of my work has English, Russian, German, French, Nordic languages and in some rare cases Chinese (which I can only speak a few sentences of).
Can you help me out and point me to something that might be helpful for me. I prefer android app, as I can position it however I like, but if you have suggestions for Windows too. I won't turn them down.

Words – Multilingual Dictionary, Translator

I always wanted to fiddle with Android and create an app of my own. Now I've finally done it!
TL;DR: Dictionary + Translator with support for multiple languages. You can customize the languages. You can also use the camera/gallery to scan text from images and search/translate it.
Words – Multilingual Dictionary, Translator
Knowing more than one language, I always wanted a dictionary that could quickly search for a word and give me the results in the languages I'm interested, but also work as a good simple dictionary. I couldn't find something that would satisfy me and I said "Hey, why not do it myself?". So I did it!
Overall, I'm really satisfied with what the app turned out to be. I can only hope now that it will be useful to other people. I'd really appreciate some feedback on this, as I spent countless hours tweaking the app and making sure the end product is something worthy of a Google Play Store entry
Cheers!

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