After Samsung discontinued some of Bixby Vision’s augmented reality features last month, Samsung has now announced that it will discontinue the S Translator service next month. Similar to the Bixby Vision announcement, Samsung is now sending in-app notifications to South Korean users announcing it will end its internal translation service.
The announcement states that the S Translator service will close on December 1, 2020 and Samsung will promptly delete all personal information collected by the service. In the communication, the company also thanks the users of S Translator for their interest in the service and its use over the years. For strangers, the S Translator service was pre-installed on several flagship Galaxy devices and offered voice translations in 11 languages: Brazilian Portuguese, English (UK), English (USA), French, German, Italian, Japanese, Korean, Russian, Simplified Chinese and Spanish.
Even though Samsung S Translator is shutting down, Galaxy users already have access to an alternative translation service in the form of the company’s Bixby voice assistant. The voice assistant can translate text from one language to another, supports a greater number of languages, and offers a much better user experience than the outbound service. In addition, Bixby also supports live translation, which uses your device’s camera to instantly translate text that you see around you from one language to another.
In case you don’t want to use Samsung’s virtual assistant for your translation needs, you can also use Google Translate from the Play Store. The app has a host of useful translation features, including a real-time transcription feature that allows you to converse with someone who doesn’t speak the same language as you.
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