Microsoft Translator is an interesting addition to the list of language apps, but the Google’s Translate app still has more features and Microsoft Translator will have to work harder at beating the competition. The only India language that supports it is Hindi. The camera and voice translation are not available for all Indian languages. This just shows the close integration between Google apps. It shows all text messages on the apps’ SMS translation window automatically. What Microsoft’s app doesn’t have is the ability to translate every text message sent to you.

User can go back to the previous translations anytime. Then, tap the camera icon and point the camera at the text to get an instant translation. Translator keeps a record of every translation which is available on the apps’s history page just like Translate. To translate with your camera on Google Translate, first select the input language and the language you want to translate to. Download & use Google Translate You can translate text, handwriting, photos, and speech in over 100 languages with the Google Translate app. Whereas, Google Translate offers two-way translation for all the Indian languages in the list. Also, in the audio version Translator only translates from English to Hindi or English to Urdu but does not allow you to translate from Hindi to English or Urdu to English.

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