Sunday, September 4, 2011

Facebook upcoming translation feature

More than 750 million users Facebook is about to communicate with his friends in a whole new way: switch languages.
750 million Facebook users will understand what friends are saying in their own language thanks to the new translation. Photo: Intermet.
Facebook is said to be developing into a new translation feature. Unknown service is still in the testing process or were released, but Eric Eldon of Inside Facebook says that some users have seen the "service" (translate) appears next to the button " like "in the comment. This link seems to exist only when the comment is written in a language other than the default: for example, "translate" the comment will appear in French if the language options are English users, but Facebook will not asked to switch to English or not?
When users select "translate" - only applicable for several languages: Spanish, French, Chinese and Jews - the old text will be replaced by the text of the Facebook service. Users to easily review the contents of the original by clicking on the "original" beneath comment.
Translation is not working for all comment. When you can not translate this coment, error message appears: "There is no translation at this time." The translation is limited to the Facebook page: There is no option of mass service (mass-translate) to help update the information of a user to a mother tongue other users.
Facebook's latest move to allow users more access to the global community. Facebook users are no longer going to suffer collage and text translation tool third party to understand his friends are saying.

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