Google incorporates its language translation service into Google+ for posts and comments. August 20, 2013 12:32 PM PDT (Credit: Google) As part of Google's efforts to bulk out its social networks' features and tie more of its services together, its language translation offering Google Translate is now available on the fly in Google+ posts and comments. Similar to Facebook's translation feature, Google+ will show a "Translate" link below a post or comment that's not in your default language. Click once to translate it, and click again to show the original post. For now, the feature is limited to Google+ on desktop browsers, and will be "slowly" rolling out to Google+ users.
Tuesday, August 20, 2013
Google incorporates its language translation service into Google+ for posts and comments.
August 20, 2013 12:32 PM PDT
As part of Google's efforts to bulk out its social networks' features and tie more of its services together, its language translation offering Google Translate is now available on the fly in Google+ posts and comments.
Similar to Facebook's translation feature, Google+ will show a "Translate" link below a post or comment that's not in your default language. Click once to translate it, and click again to show the original post.
For now, the feature is limited to Google+ on desktop browsers, and will be "slowly" rolling out to Google+ users.
