On Feb. 23, 2010 I published a blog post entitled: Twitter suspends translation project. This post followed an announcement from Twitter that they were not working any more languages at present and had completed localization into FIGS (French, Italian, German and Spanish).
I am pleased to say that my blog post prompted the following response from Matt Sanford (@mzsanford) who is the Tech Lead of Internationalization at Twitter: continue reading…
Microsoft Translator official team blog announced the addition of seven new languages to its online Bing Translator. The new languages are Romanian, Norwegian, Hungarian, Slovak, Slovenian, Lithuanian and Turkish. That brings the total number of languages to 30 which narrows the gap with Google; but Google still has a commanding lead with over 50 languages.
A WordPress plugin by After the Deadline can check your spelling, misused words, grammar, and writing style using advanced proofreading technology. And they now support multiple languages: English, French, German, Portuguese, and Spanish. continue reading…
