* Listen to your translations spoken aloud (23 languages) * Translate by speaking the text instead of typing it (15 languages) Google Translate for iPhone is a better version of the popular mobile-optimized webpage packed into a useful package for iOS that comes with a few additional features. The interface design resembles most of Google’s apps for iOS – nothing exceptional to note there. You can listen to your own translations spoken out loud by the app, enable full-screen mode to get a larger view of the translated text (that’s quite useful) and even check on single words dictionary entries from within the app. Built on top of the HTML5 webapp that’s been around for quite some time now, the native application allows you to “speak to translate” in 15 different languages with output translation supported up to 50 languages. A few minutes ago Google announced the availability of the official Translate app for iPhone.
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