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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 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 Waze will allow you to drive with C-3PO as your guide, a galactic language will be available in Google Translate and an interactive watch face will be added for Android Wear users. “Star Wars: The Force Awakens” opens Dec. 18. Related stories Watch This is the technology that already provides the smarts for Google’s image and speech recognition, foreign language translation and various other applications. This is valuable technology, and it is now open source; the source code is freely available Those who make videos can translate their titles and descriptions, as well as the subtitles for videos that contain them, into 76 languages, including Mandarin, French and Spanish. In addition, vendors who offer translation services to Google Play The special Star Wars theme experience works for Android Wear Watches, Google Calendar, Chrome, Chromecast, Gmail, Google Maps, Google Now, Waze, YouTube, Google Translate, and Google Search across a wide range of mobile and desktop platforms. .

The Millennium Falcon in Cardboard would be sweet! What if Google Translate could decipher galactic languages?' and on, and on, and on." Bavor also promises more surprises are in store leading up to the film's release on Dec. 18. Earlier in the week we asked you for your favorite language translation tools, and you responded with some solid picks. Here are your top five, in no particular order. Most people are already familiar with Google Translate. It's fairly ubiquitous See also: Hands on with Google Translate: A mix of awesome and OK The update to Google Translate also integrates Word Lens, which instantaneously translates written text. Previous versions required the user to take a picture of text and mark which words Not so long ago, the idea of a universal language translation device making the jump from science fiction to reality seemed preposterous. Google Translate, however, is fast becoming that device. Its most recent update includes seamless conversation and .