Chat Lens, an app that translates English argument to and from Spanish on the fly, is a admonition of just how able apps can be. But how's it really work? It ain't perfect, but it's still appealing abuse amazing.
I acicular Chat Lens at all the Spanish I could find—the taco barter down the street, a Spanish-language newspaper, some signs on Google Artery View and Google images—and I accept to say that I was appealing afraid by how able-bodied it performed. Sure, sometimes words jump about like shapeshifters on crack, advice and retranslating rapidly as you agitate the camera. And of advance the translations are just done chat by word, consistent in torn sentences that rarely accept any affinity of actual syntax. But if you appear into it with your expectations in check, Chat Lens is still a agitating accomplishment in adaptable computing, even if its affected WOW caliber is, for now, a bit greater than its absolute angel usefulness.
The app, which was appear this morning by a aggregation alleged QuestVisual, was two and bisected years in the making, according to founders Otavio Good and John DeWeese. Good accepted to TechCrunch that the "translation isn't perfect, but it gets the point across," and said that French, Italian, and Portuguese were acceptable candidates for approaching updates. But even after alive what updates lie advanced for Chat Lens, it's already an acutely agitative aftertaste of the future, one of the attenuate apps that transforms our smartphones into something absolutely new. [Word Lens]
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