Turn your iPhone camera into a language translator with PicTranslator

by DemoPit on October 28, 2009

PicTranslator turns your iPhone camera into a point-and-shoot translator and pronouncer. Take pictures of road signs, menus, maps, or any printed foreign text and PicTranslator will translate it to English for you and for some languages let you hear how it’s pronounced.

PicTranslator is only $0.99 and includes translation from your choice of one of the 16 supported languages. Support for translating additional languages can be purchased within the application for $0.99 each or $1.99 for all languages!

Source: LifeHacker.com

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