Posts Tagged Language

BabelWith.me – Free Web-based Group Chat Tool in Multiple Languages

BabelWith.me is a simple, free group chat tool that lets you communicate in one language or multiple languages. Babel With Me automatically translates your conversation as you type enabling you to communicate with anyone, anywhere in up to 45 languages. You may enjoy real-time conversations without language barriers – BabelWith.me automatically translates each message as you type. Read full story »

Firefox 3.0.2 Now in Hindi, Kannada, Telugu, Marathi and Bengali Languages

Firefox 3.0.2 is now available in Indic languages – Hindi, Kannada, Telugu, Marathi and Bengali.
So now Firefox is localized in over 45 languages. This is done with the contributions from Mozilla community members around the world.
Firefox is not yet available on the South Indian languages Tamil and Malayalam.
Get Indic Firefox 3.0.2 here
Hopefully Google Chrome will … Read full story »

Indic Transliteration Google Talk Bots to Chat in Indian Languages

Google Talk has announced Indic Transliteration Bots recently. The transliteration bots converts text from English to Hindi, Kannada, Malayalam, Tamil or Telugu.
You can invite the bot as a guest to your chat session. The bot transliterates what you type in English to the right local language.
Google India already provides this transliteration service that allows you … Read full story »

Google Indic Transliteration WordPress Plugin

Today the Google Indic Team announced the launch of an API for transliteration. The API allows you to easily add transliteration functionality to text fields on your web sites.
The first thing I did is to write a plugin for allowing transliteration in WordPress posts and pages. So I did the Google Indic Transliteration WordPress Plugin. … Read full story »

Scrap Your Orkut Friends in Malayalam, Tamil, Telugu, Kananda & Hindi

Google now offers Indic Transliteration service on Orkut too. Scraps for your friends can now be typed in Malayalam, Tamil, Telugu, Kananda and Hindi. That’s cool!

Using this option provided in scrapbook, you can convert Roman characters that you type in to the corresponding Indic characters in Malayalam, Tamil, Kannada, Telugu and Hindi. You just type … Read full story »

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