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The New Interface of SpeechTrans Messenger
SpeechTrans Messenger, a multi-language translation and messenger software from SpeechTrans Inc., has a new user interface that incorporates great design and user-friendly.
New Jersey –SpeechTrans Inc., a leader in app-based multi-language translation and been awarded of various awards, is proudl to announce the release of the improved interface of the revolutionary video conferencing translation software, the SpeechTrans messenger. The new interface of the said software incorporates stunning design and being user friendly. From the login screen to the video call and conversation screens, users will definitely love the new design. The options and clickable commands are redesigned to a way that users can easily find and opt for them.
“We are proud to integrate Microsoft Design principals to give people the ease to communicate to different languages, we want our users to have a better experience in using our software” said Yan Auerbach, Co-Founder of SpeechTrans.
SpeechTrans messenger has full-featured capabilities for having conversations with people speaking different languages in the same room, or across the globe. It allows any two people in the world to communicate via face-to-face or through video conference, using Nuance Powered speech recognition, text translation, and text-to-speech functionality. By using the SpeechTrans Messenger on their computer, they can now have free VoIP calls to people using the application anywhere in the world. They can also place a video call and have a real-time conversation speaking two different languages. SpeechTrans integrates the ability to do real-time translation with Facebook chat right in the messenger application. Users can now login with their Facebook account and talk to anyone on their PC to anyone on Facebook and have SpeechTrans handle the translation. Forget typing, because this software lets you use your voice to speak in 28 different languages and it translates into 54 different languages.
The released of SpeechTrans messenger for Windows and mac completes the SpeechTrans product line to eliminate language translation barriers across the world with the 3 iPhone applications, 3 Android applications, and a Blackberry application. Their products help various people in many ways.
“We at Gracemed utilize the Speechtrans more and more each day. It is interesting the people from other countries that migrate to US and have no interpreter available and need health care. With SpeechTrans we have helped many patients get the care they deserve, from Arabic to Vietnamese and Spanish. We even had an Africa native that we communicated with using SpeechTrans. I appreciate your help. We have promoted your product to a lot of other prospects here. I hope they pan out for you.” said Keith Flippin, IT coordinator of GraceMed Health Clinic.
Nuance Communications, Inc. a world leader in speech recognition, conversion and scanning, and automotive applications, powers SpeechTrans’ Automatic Speech Recognition (ASR) technology for industry-leading speech-to-speech translation.
About SpeechTrans:
Launched in March 2010, SpeechTrans offers accurate multi-lingual person to person communication. SpeechTrans’ apps can be used as a portable in-person translator and also mobile-to-mobile and mobile-to-text. Functionality with Facebook is enabled via Facebook’s chat service and allows users to communicate in different languages with outstanding clarity and minimal translation processing delay. Learn more at www.speechtrans.com.
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