Microsoft’s (NASDAQ:MSFT - News) Windows Phone platform has just given itself an interesting linguistic edge in China by adding support for translating to/from Chinese in its Bing Translator app ...

Today, version 3.0 of Bing Translator is now available, and although it is a big version-number update, the changes in the app itself are singular: Voice translation for Chinese.

To use Bing Translate, start by visiting the Bing Translator website. The interface is user-friendly and intuitive, making it easy for users to get started right away. Here’s what you need to do ...

Learn More Windows announced Bing Translator for Windows today. It’s a touch-enabled version of Bing Translator for Windows Phone that is now available for Windows 8 laptops, desktops, and tablets.

Once the translator lens is active, all one has to do is point at the text and the lens will do the translation on the fly. The app can currently recognize simplified Chinese, English, French ...

From this week, alongside more common languages such as French, English, Arabic and Chinese, Bing Translator users will also be able to convert text to and from Klingon. The fictional language ...

Microsoft’s Bing Translator app has long been available for Windows Phone, but it’s arriving on Windows 8 this week. Like its Windows Phone counterpart, you can translate content through text ...

One of the primary differences between Google Translate and Bing Translate is the number of languages they support. Google Translate currently supports 139 languages, which is significantly more ...