San Francisco: Google has added the ‘Translate’ feature on its third-party keyboard — Gboard — for iOS users to allow them to type and translate text into different languages. Supporting 103 languages, the Google Translate on Gboard is available on version 1.42 of the keyboard and on iPhones and iPads running iOS9 or higher, Engadget reported on Friday. “As you type, you’ll find the translation in the suggestion strip or by pressing the Google button.
The app automatically detects the language you’re typing or pasting text in and lets you then select which language you want to translate to,” the report said. The feature was overdue for iOS users since Gboard had supported translation on Android since 2017. “Google has been steadily adding languages to Google Translate, and we can expect the feature to continue to grow on iOS,” the report added. Gboard already supports 685 languages for typing.