Babylon2Go Translation

Androinica - Posted Mon, 18 Oct 2010 18:26:48 UTC +00:00

Sunday is Android Day here at Androinica.com. That means today is the day that we highlight some of the best new Android games and apps to debut on Android this week. We peruse the Android Market every week to locate what’s new among the more than 90,000 entries (based on Google’s most-recent estimate). We also take tips from readers because you guys are just as plugged-in to the Market as we are based on comments and tips. If you want to recommend good apps, tweet @androinica with the #androidapps tags to let us know what should be seen. This week’s theme is Think (Or Don’t) because of apps that require thinking or doing activities that help you turn your brain off. One of the benefits of having Flash on Android is that it opens up mobile phones to more video streaming. TV Flash takes that one step further and searches for Read More

Gizmodo, the Gadget Guide - Posted Sat, 16 Oct 2010 22:09:34 UTC +00:00

Angry Birds: If you're the only person on the planet who has yet to play Angry Birds, you no longer have an excuse. Why? Because it's completely free on the Android Market right now. That's right. The full, complete version is fuh-fuh-free. The joy of crashing wood and concrete to destroy green pigs for free? Unmeasurable. My god, why are you still reading this. Go download it. GrubHub: When I don't feel like cooking or going out (pretty often), I'm on GrubHub. GrubHub is a service that tells you what food joints deliver to your apartment and gives you access to their menus too. With the Android app (which is still in beta), you can see reviews and ratings, order online, or place a call. Unfortunately, you can't save past orders and your credit card info with the beta version (like you can on the iPhone), but I'm sure they'll figure Read More

IntoMobile - Cell Phone News, Information, and Analysis - Posted Fri, 15 Oct 2010 17:15:39 UTC +00:00

Ever needed a tool to quickly translate something on your Android smartphone? Sure there’s the web-based Google Translate or some native app that relies on that or some other service, but if you wanted more functionality (or more languages supported), you’ve probably visited a website like Babylon.com. You won’t have to do that anymore, as they’ve launched their native app in the Android Market calling it Babylon2Go. The free to download application provides comprehensive dictionary results in over 75 languages, as well as full text translations between dozens of languages. Those unfamiliar with Babylon should know they’ve won increased worldwide attention by adapting to fit and suit the needs of an international market by “continuously improving its software and products.” Finally, before you dive into the Android Market to grab Babylon2Go, you may care to read what the company’s CEO Alon Carmeli has to say about their mobile app – he Read More

Android Community - Posted Fri, 15 Oct 2010 04:31:54 UTC +00:00

Worth Reading? +3 [3 votes] I am sure that there are lots of times when Android users are traveling or going about their day and they run across a word that then don’t know be it in English or in a foreign language. There is also a lot of content online that we run across that needs translated. A new translation tool for Android users called Babylon2Go has landed on the Android market for download. The app is Android native and can be downloaded free. The app supports over 75 different languages. It has a large dictionary database as well so you can get meanings for words in your own language or others. You can grab the app right now and save yourself a trip to the Babylon website or others for translations. Read More

Android News, Reviews, Applications, Games, Phones, Devices, Tips, Tutorials, Hacks, Videos - Android Police - Posted Tue, 12 Oct 2010 16:42:29 UTC +00:00

Welcome to the weekly roundup of the best new Android applications and games that went live in the Market in the previous week or so. Compared to last week's roundup, this one is huuuuge and is a real testament to how seriously developers are starting to treat Android. Please wait for this page to load in full in order to see the AppBrain widgets. Listen to your choice of over 11 million full-length songs—anytime, anywhere, all for just $10 a month. Also enjoy Napster on any connected computer, compatible TV, Blu-ray™ player, or other home audio products. Sign in today, or sign up for a FREE TRIAL and save 20% with the annual plan. Enjoy Napster everywhere.   Napster Search your address or current location to see every restaurant that delivers to you and order online or by phone in New York, Chicago, San Francisco, Oakland, Boston, Los Angeles, Washington DC, Read More