The best mobile translator: by SMS and with real linguists from that side
The American provider AT & T has launched a translation service for its subscribers. For some reason it is called innovative, but it works on the real manual drive and does not require installation of the application or even the presence of a smartphone: the question-answer is delivered via SMS or MMS.
Weekdays Chinese translator (reconstruction)
The service called Muuzii provides translation services in English, Spanish and Chinese. Translation quality is provided by real linguists who process incoming messages in a semi-automatic mode: they look in real time at the options offered by the system and edit them as necessary to provide the most accurate translation and at the same time train the system.
The project comes (who would doubt it) from China, where he already has a solid history behind him: the startup was first launched in 2009 by the operator China Mobile. While the search giants painfully developed the perfect translation algorithms, the Chinese simply put an army of translators on the other end of the line - and in 2010 already 5 million subscribers used the service. And now they have entered the American market.
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First, subscribers can take advantage of the 14-day trial, after a monthly unlimited SMS subscription will cost $ 2.99, MMS - $ 3.99.
Do you think that such an SMS translator will take off in Russia?
Weekdays Chinese translator (reconstruction)
The service called Muuzii provides translation services in English, Spanish and Chinese. Translation quality is provided by real linguists who process incoming messages in a semi-automatic mode: they look in real time at the options offered by the system and edit them as necessary to provide the most accurate translation and at the same time train the system.
The project comes (who would doubt it) from China, where he already has a solid history behind him: the startup was first launched in 2009 by the operator China Mobile. While the search giants painfully developed the perfect translation algorithms, the Chinese simply put an army of translators on the other end of the line - and in 2010 already 5 million subscribers used the service. And now they have entered the American market.
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First, subscribers can take advantage of the 14-day trial, after a monthly unlimited SMS subscription will cost $ 2.99, MMS - $ 3.99.
Do you think that such an SMS translator will take off in Russia?
Source: https://habr.com/ru/post/227651/
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