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I tested the app on a Lumia 1020 ($199.99 at Amazon) (Opens in a new window) and a Surface Pro 3 ($779.00 at Amazon) (Opens in a new window). When you first run Translator, it asks for permission to use the camera and microphone. On Windows, it's a 52MB download with optional language-pack downloads as well (more on those later), so Windows Phone users may want to plug in a microSD memory card and use the Storage Sense app to install it there. Translator is a Universal Windows app, meaning it will run on any Windows 10 (or 8 or 8.1 for that matter) device, be it a PC, tablet, or smartphone.

The app lets you speak, type, or photograph a language and either see or hear what you entered in another language. Maybe you're reading a label on an imported product, or maybe you want to check a foreign phrase in a novel you're reading. Have you ever been stuck somewhere while traveling and didn't speak the language? Even if you haven't, the Translator (free) app from Microsoft could come in handy. Less-extensive language list than Google Translate, especially for photo translation.

Microsoft works for windows 10 how to#

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