A site that speaks your language
Google has given its online translator a little love, with a new look and functionality to make it easier to use. Google Translate for web now has a cleaner look and a responsive design that adapts dynamically to suit your browser – whether you're using it on a desktop, phone or tablet.
The change is part of a raft of updates designed to bring Google's web-based tools up to date and standardize their designs. Gmail, Google Calendar and Google Drive have all been spruced up this year, and now it seems the company has moved its attention to tools outside G Suite.
Speak Easy
Several of the other changes simply make Google Translate's existing features more accessible. For example, the option to upload documents is now much clearer, presented as a large button at the top left of the page.
It's also easier to save translations you use frequently; simply select the star icon to add a translated snippet to your favorites. You can access and saved translations using the 'Saved' button at the bottom, and organize them by language with a single click.
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