I found that Emui 9.0's mail translation function is really useful. If you have a phone that supports EMUI 9.0, such as HUAWEI Mate 20, mail translation will be very simple. It can translate the received mail or the mail to be sent with one click, so that there is no pressure in your foreign language communication.
When you receive a foreign language email, you only need to click the translation button in the lower right corner of the email body to translate it.
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It can be viewed separately or expanded to full screen viewing, and the reading experience is great.
Mate 20 mail translation function supports 14 languages, including English, Japanese, Korean, Arabic and so on.
When replying to the email, write the email content in the mother tongue first, then click the translation button in the lower right corner of the email body to select the target language as needed, and the translation result will be presented instantly. Very convenient and practical.
After the content of the email is written, click Insert and the translation will become part of your email. You can keep the original text or remove it. If there are domestic people in the recipient, you can keep the original part.
Pay attention: The EMUI9.0 mail translation function only supports Huawei's own mailbox and does not support third-party mailboxes.
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Anyone who has used Google's Pinyin IME on Windows knows its one of the most user-friendly free pinyin IMEs available. Google's gone and ported the basic functionality over to Android. Compared to the desktop version, it has very little in the way of customization/options. In particular, it does not have Traditional Chinese input (as far as I can tell?)
http://www.cyrket.com/package/com.google.android.inputmethod.pinyin
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Nice - too bad i would rather have traditional chinese input. I am slow at all type of chinese input, i'm hoping google pinyan will actually be easy to use.
waacow said:
Nice - too bad i would rather have traditional chinese input.
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Same here. Please email Google's app support telling them you want a Traditional/Simplified toggle option added.
[email protected]
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handwriting option is a must for Chinese imo.
cigar3tte said:
handwriting option is a must for Chinese imo.
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Even with stroke reduction in simplified Chinese, it's often faster to type. A lot faster. With traditional Chinese, it's no contest. However, for Chinese-learners, having handwriting input is handy. I keep HTC_CIME around only for handwriting input.
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Ok, it can't quite be universal Star Trek style, but it seems to me to be somewhat plausible based on my admittedly limited knowledge of the components involved.
Android is capable of voice recognition and text to speech... can that be tied into something like the Babelfish engine?
Let's say I'm visiting Belgium. Basically, I speak into my phone in English. Speech recognition turns that into text and sends it off to Babelfish for translation to French. The French text returns from Babelfish to the phone. Text to speech then turns that into spoken French for the Belgian shopkeeper to hear. His reply goes through a reverse process for me to hear in English.
Now, text to speech, speech recognition, and Babelfsh are all far from perfect and having multiple passes through them may just lead to incomprehensible crazytalk about Space Squids instead of my baguette question, but I thought the idea was worth at least throwing out there for the community to roll around in their collective minds.
EDIT: It's already out there. Search the market for Talk To Me
Hello,
Here is a fully featured T9 keyboard for everyone's Windows Phone, so that you can type text messages in the oldschool style.
The app T9-Keyboard currently supports four languages (English, German, French and Dutch). Five languages will be added in the next update coming in about a week, so that the app has 9 languages (English, German, French, Dutch, Italian, Malay, Czech, Polish and Danish).
Here are some screenshots:
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The app has a free ad-supported trial. It would be very helpful, if you could try my app and give me some feedback and ideas for future releases.
Thank you!
T9-Keyboard on the Marketplace
Looks great,T9 was great . amm one thing, a lot more people speaks Spanish than any other of the languages you support, It would be great with spanish.
zulikapunk said:
Looks great,T9 was great . amm one thing, a lot more people speaks Spanish than any other of the languages you support, It would be great with spanish.
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How about Indonesian?
Who wants to help with the Spanish and Italian translatings of my app?
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2140938
I Need a few people to help translate new texts and verify the translations.
I'm looking for people with Spanish or Italian as their native language and have knowledge how to translate technical computer related terms like "save, discard etc" also having a little bit experience with Android development or have translated apps in the past would be great.
Thanks!
The Spanish translation is completed.
I'm currently looking for people that want to help translate the app into German and Portuguese.
Big thanks to everyone that is helping me with my app.
If You need Polish translation, i can help
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If You need Polish translation, i can help
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Thank you, I will write down your name and contact you when needed.
Some screenshots of the next update I'm working on for my app Note list.
I've made some changes to the overview screen on phone layouts and redesigned the tablet layout for browsing though your notes in folders.
I'm looking for people that might want to help out with the translation of some of the new features in Spanish and Italian. If you would like to help just send me a message. Thanks!
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Are you still waiting the Portuguese translation?
Here GoogleDialer mod for HTC One M8 GPE lollipop 5.1 LMY47O.H6
While using GPE i miss two powerfull options in Dialer.
First option is filter only contacts with phone number.
Second option is Google not support others symbols in smart dial except Latin.
This mod contain both solution.
The corporate Exchange server users can filter contact list to dial form.
Cyrillic language users can use smart dial with native contacts as well as Latin.
I made universal smart dial algorithm to any alphabetic language.
Smart dial can be added to any alphabetic language simple editing resourse file.
This mod already support: Ukrainian, Russian, Bulgarian, Serbian, Macedonian, Kazakh, Kyrgyz, Mongolian in smart dial.
In test purpose i added support to one non Cyrillic language - Arabian. But i don't now arabian at all, so letters ordering is free.
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