Microsoft for Skype Translator pre-registration tools

Skype today announced a free Skype Translator trial program. This is a real-time word translation tool and you can now go here to register.

Skype also noted that this tool is available only on computers and tablets running Windows 8.1 and the number of users will be limited, so it is best to register early to make room.

In addition, the number of supported languages ​​is also limited. The registration page allows you to choose between 12 languages ​​including Arabic, Cantonese, Mandarin, English, French, German, Italian, Japanese, Korean, Portuguese, Russian and Spanish. When registering, you will be asked to enter your email and choose the type of device you use Skype to call. This may suggest that Skype Translator may be ported to many other platforms based on users' choices.

Microsoft CEO - Satya Nadella and Skype vice president - Gurdeep Singh Pall revealed the Skype Translator's real-time translation tool at the end of May. actively working to bring Skype Translator technology into trial. The beta version is scheduled to be released by Microsoft at the end of the year. With Skype Translator, you can speak another language without learning. The conversation will be translated into the language you and the person you spoke to have selected and displayed as subtitles below the screen. Besides, instant messages via Skype can also be translated in 45 languages.

Below is a video describing Skype Translator activity. In the video, a Microsoft expert made the call and used the Skype Translator feature to translate from English to German for the other person. In contrast, the girl named Melanie answered in German and the tool automatically translated back into English.