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If you have not seen the first released Star Wars movie, Episode Four “A New Hope,” you may be forgiven for missing the reference to being fluent in over six million forms of communication. This is the line that Star Wars droid, C-3PO, says to Luke And if you click on the link in that tweet, you’ll be taken to Google Translate, where the Star Wars saying “May the force be with you” is translated from English into Aurebesh, which is the written language used in the Star Wars movies. You can type Translation service ElaN recently challenged the accuracy of industry leading competitor Google Translate in a head-to-head translation test. ElaN is a relatively unknown service that offers both free and paid translation solutions to companies and Then watch as Android Wear, Google Calendar (scroll to December), Chromecast, Inbox, Google Translate, and Waze awaken the Force within you. The app skins will continue to evolve in the weeks leading up to the film's debut on Dec. 18. Plus, Bavor teased Fresh out of beta, the Microsoft Translator app has officially hit the Windows 10 Store, promising to work across all of your devices equipped with the OS. The app gives users access to text translation for up to 50 languages, voice translation for up to Google Translate, and Google Search. For example: people who choose the path of a Jedi will have blue loading bar and people who chose to join the dark side will have a red loading bar. On Google Maps, destinations will be shown with the help of a TIE .

Google Translate, Waze, and YouTube, you'll be able to choose the light side or the dark. Google has a sort of poll going on that shows a couple of lightsabers poking at one another, showing who has chosen the light side or the dark - what we want to do is YouTube's progress bars turn into lightsabers, Google Map markers becomes TIE Fighters or Millennium Falcons, Google Translate now includes alien languages, and Gmail showcases Star Wars-themed backgrounds. The Millennium Falcon in Cardboard would be sweet! What if Google Translate could decipher galactic languages?' and on and on and on," Google vp product management Clay Bavor wrote in an introductory blogpost about the promotional campaign. The Millennium Falcon in Cardboard would be sweet! What if Google Translate could decipher galactic languages?”… and on, and on, and on. Official Google Blog Google says it has more Star Wars surprises in store, from hidden Star Wars Easter eggs .