Mobile
Google expands live translation to any headphones
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Google is updating its Translate app to allow real-time speech-to-speech translations using any connected headphones on Android devices. The beta feature, powered by Gemini AI, supports more than 70 languages and improves handling of idioms and slang. It rolls out initially in the US, Mexico, and India, with iOS support planned for later.
Modern smartphones running iOS and Android now offer users greater control over their file systems, similar to desktop operating systems. This change allows for straightforward file management on mobile devices. The update reflects evolving phone capabilities over recent years.
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As preparations for the Africa Cup of Nations 2025 intensify, Tecno has introduced four AI-powered tools to enhance mobile viewing of the tournament. These features, driven by the Ella AI system, aim to provide real-time analysis and immersive experiences for fans across Africa. The initiative underscores a shift toward more interactive football consumption via smartphones.