How to quickly convert any text on your Android with Inapp Translator

Inapp Translator for Android will be useful for those who want to quickly get a translation of the letter, article or post on a social network in a foreign language.

Ignorance of a language - that is no reason for embarrassment, as well as neglect and rejection of foreign content. Every owner of a smartphone has at its disposal a mobile translator. But ease of use is almost always in doubt. Indeed, to translate unfamiliar words, sentences, paragraphs, articles, you need to close the current application or browser, then use the translator to come back and continue reading.

Inapp Translator for Android greatly simplifies the process. The utility is able to translate 45 languages ​​without the need to turn off a running application.

the engine used to translate Microsoft translator. Why is not more common Google translate? Google's decision is not free. Although the author admits Inapp Translator in the future introduction of Google-translator.

Install the app, start it and select Russian language as the translation direction. Touch the letter "T", and interpreter floating icon appears on the desktop. You can place it in any convenient location on the screen. Long tap on the icon will hide it from the table and closes the application.

We received a letter in English? Highlight the desired piece of text, copy it to the clipboard and tapnite clipboard icon Inapp Translator - translation ready! Of course, the ideal would be to remove unnecessary link in the chain of translation - the need to copy to the clipboard. From the words of the author of the application, there are significant problems with the subtraction of this step, but plans this item is available.

Note that some applications a la Twitter does not provide an opportunity to highlight the text fragment — the buffer is recorded everything, including references. But these nuances do not apply to Inapp Translator.

Of course, for the translator is required permanent connection to the Internet. I've never used an interpreter from Microsoft and did not know what to expect. The quality of translation of several small pieces of text I was completely satisfied. The paid version of the app will remove advertisements from it and give financial incentive to developers to improve their offspring.

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