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Google has expanded Search Live from the US to a global rollout spanning 200+ countries and languages, powered by the Gemini 3.1 Flash Live model designed for multilingual, faster, more natural conversations. Separately, Live Translate is also expanding to more countries on Android and iOS, offering real-time translation across 70+ languages with headphone-based audio support.
The article compares the live translation features of Apple's AirPods Pro 3 and Google's Pixel Buds Pro 2, highlighting that Google's longstanding support offers broader device compatibility and easier activation, while Apple's feature is newer and still in beta. Both have limitations like delays and occasional inaccuracies, but they significantly ease communication across languages, with Google having a slight edge in usability and support.
The Pixel 10 Pro's new AI features show promise but are inconsistent, with some functions like live translate and Pro Res Zoom experiencing issues. The article also covers recent tech industry news including Dish's failed attempt to become a major carrier, Intel's controversial business moves, and Elon Musk's lawsuit against Apple, along with various other tech updates.
Google is testing a new 'Live Translate' feature within Circle to Search that aims to translate dynamic content such as web pages, videos, and GIFs in real-time, with a rollout to some beta users. The feature includes options for translating the entire screen or specific app sections, with a floating overlay for language selection and cropping, although it is still in development and not fully functional yet.
Samsung's Live Translate feature, initially available on the Galaxy S24's stock Phone app, will soon support third-party calling apps like Telegram and WhatsApp, enabling real-time language translation during calls. This expansion is part of Samsung's broader effort to enhance its AI-powered features across its product portfolio.
Samsung's Galaxy AI suite, which includes features like Live Translate and Interpreter, is expanding to include Arabic, Indonesian, and Russian in a new update, with plans to add Australian English, Cantonese, and Canadian French in the spring, and Romanian, Turkish, Dutch, and Swedish by the end of the year. These new languages will be available as an update in the Settings app for Galaxy phones that already support Galaxy AI.
Samsung is rolling out an OTA update to enable Galaxy AI features on its Galaxy Buds 2, Buds 2 Pro, and Buds FE, allowing for Live Translation and Interpretation mode. This update will enable users to communicate more effectively with others worldwide, with the Buds serving as the mic for phone calls and facilitating near-natural conversations between individuals holding Galaxy S24 series smartphones and Galaxy Buds. The features do not require a network connection and are currently rolling out in India, with plans for availability in other territories. Additionally, the upcoming Galaxy Buds 3 Pro is expected to support Galaxy AI out of the box.
The Samsung Galaxy S24 series introduces a new live translation feature for phone calls, which works offline and supports 12 languages. The feature requires manual activation and allows users to adjust settings such as language, voice, and speech speed. While the translation is near perfect for English, it struggles with slang in other languages. Despite some limitations, the live translation feature proves to be a useful tool for overcoming language barriers, although it may encounter resistance from some individuals during phone calls.