Microsoft Releases Standalone Translator App for Windows 10

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Published onNovember 16, 2015

published onNovember 16, 2015

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We already had an opportunity to useWindows Translator appon Windows Phone 8.1, and now Microsoft finally decided to make this app available for the users of Windows 10. You can now download Windows 10 Translator app from Windows Store, and it will work across all of your Windows 10 devices.

Translator app for Windows 10 supports text translation of 50 languages, and voice translation of 18 language, as well as translation by taking a picture (19 languages). The app has been fully redesigned to work well with Windows 10, and here’s everything this app offers, according to a post on the Microsoft Translator team blog:

As we already told you, you can download Windows 10 Translator fromWindows Store for free.

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Microsoft Releases Standalone Translator App for Windows 10