Post: #1

Have any of you guys tried this?


http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZfBZDZGooBE

Post: #2

damn this looks awesome.

bout to get the spanish and korean one

good find!

Post: #3

(10-07-2011 08:06 AM)Dash Global Wrote:  damn this looks awesome.

bout to get the spanish and korean one

good find!

It's pretty damn good and you can update it too



http://www.google.com/mobile/translate/

Post: #4

The Duke has been using this with some success in Ukraine. Seems like a tool every playa should have...

Post: #5

(10-07-2011 08:14 AM)Pusscrook Wrote:  

(10-07-2011 08:06 AM)Dash Global Wrote:  damn this looks awesome.

bout to get the spanish and korean one

good find!

It's pretty damn good and you can update it too



http://www.google.com/mobile/translate/

I have google translate on my phone. The good thing about the Jibbigo is it doesnt require a internet connection.

Post: #6

This looks fucking awesome Does it only work on i-phone or also on other platforms ?

Never mind , i found the answer, its there also for android.

http://www.jibbigo.com/website/index.php

Post: #7

What is the best Web-based written translator for Brasilian Portuguese???

Post: #8

(10-07-2011 08:19 AM)Luckystar Wrote:  The Duke has been using this with some success in Ukraine. Seems like a tool every playa should have...

I looked for Russian or Ukrainian and didn't see those. Am I missing something?

Post: #9

(10-08-2011 06:21 AM)iknowexactly Wrote:  

(10-07-2011 08:19 AM)Luckystar Wrote:  The Duke has been using this with some success in Ukraine. Seems like a tool every playa should have...

I looked for Russian or Ukrainian and didn't see those. Am I missing something?

It's there somewhere...we used it to get our food orders right as well...pretty useful out there I'd say...

Post: #10

Is it free for android?

Post: #11

Saw on the UK Iphone ad on tv the app that is basically a menu (or any written text) translator. You simple point your phone at the menu and it instanty translates it into English on the screen in real time.

Post: #12

See when travelling abroad with a smart phone packed with apps you obviously don't want to be accessing the net at costly prices and you're going to want a local SIM so do the apps still work if you've a local SIM in and no net connection?

Post: #13

Nice find. I just downloaded Jibbigo and yes it works without an internet or data connection. The cost is $4.99 for Spanish-English. I couldn't find Russian-English on the Android market or on their website.