April 20, 2012 Add as a preferred source on Google Add as a preferred source on Google Breaking down the language barrier is tough when you aren't fluent and need to constantly look up words and ...

If you’re traveling in Brazil and you’d like to ask your cab driver which bar in Rio serves the best caipirinha, you’re going to need to know Portuguese. Thumbing frantically through a phrasebook is ...

One of the hot companies at TechCrunch Disrupt in New York this week was the real-time people-powered translation service Babelverse. Quite often, though, Google Translate-style machine translation is ...

Traveling to a country where you don't speak the language? Grab SayHi Translate and turn your iPhone or iPad into your personal interpreter. Matt Elliott is a senior editor at CNET with a focus on ...

In a previous article, we wrote about how online translation services were catching on as the tech available allows them to be more effective, portable and easy to use. SayHi Translate, one of the ...

Your photos won’t be short on crazy effects with this week’s best iPhone apps. We’re also giving your social calendar a little love, and your beefing up your brain with a little language learning.

WHAT: When translation apps are a dime a dozen, don’t waste your time testing them. Download SayHi Translate ($2.99, for iPhone, iPad and iPod touch) and use it at home or on your next trip abroad.

When translation apps are a dime a dozen, don’t waste your time testing them. Download SayHi Translate and use it at home or on your next trip abroad. It’s just as useful for business as it is for ...

Learning to say hello in a different language is easy, but translating the rest of the language can be a challenge. For less than a buck, app developer SayHi makes speaking a foreign language as easy ...

Whether you're travelling abroad, learning a language, or just trying to translate something at home, these iPhone and iPad translation apps will help you out The iPhone is a superb tool for when ...

Forget the phrasebook, or even Rosetta Stone software; the next time you’re travelling in a foreign land, you’ll likely just reach for your smartphone when you need to communicate in the local ...