Last month, Microsoft removed the sign-up requirement for folks to give Skype’s live translation chops a try. Now, a preview version of the multi-language tool is heading to the desktop. Skype Translator is scheduled to roll out inside the chat-focused app’s desktop software at the end of the summer, delivering real-time translation for voice/video calls and instant messaging. Right now, the speech function supports English, Spanish, Italian and Mandarin, but if you’re conversing via IM, there are 50 more languages added to the list. Windows 10 arrives at this summer too , and real-time translating is sure to come in handy when chatting it up on a 84-inch Surface Hub . Filed under: Internet , Software , Microsoft Comments Source: Skype
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Skype Translator is heading to the desktop app this summer
