If not, the Microsoft Translator app will use the offline language packs. The feature is in preview for the next three months and will move to general availability after that.

We’ve listed 10 translation apps down below, in no particular order. The vast majority of them are not only free, but don’t come with in-app purchases either. Depending on what you need, you ...

Of course, there are some caveats and limitations with offline translation in the Microsoft Translator app. For example, to get it to work without a data connection, you’ll need to download ...

Google yesterday announced an update to its Translate app which brings offline support for 59 languages to iOS and Android devices. What’s new: Prior to this update, Translate users suffered ...

To take advantage of it you’ll need to download individual language packs in the app so you can translate to those languages while offline. The Google Translate app is a free download.

Trying to choose between Google Translate and Apple Translate? Here's the description of which offers better support and ...

Google isn't going to sit idly by while Microsoft brings AI-based offline translation to your phone. The company is rolling out internet-free neural machine translation to its Translate apps for ...

Google Translate supports more than 100 languages, while the version from Apple handles 11. Depending on the app and language, you may need an internet connection, unless the content is available ...

That changes today with a new first-party iOS app called, naturally, Translate, which works with 11 languages, no internet connection required.

While most translation apps still work when they are offline, they can’t use the sophisticated — and computationally intense — machine learning algorithms in the cloud that typically power them.