If you have a smartphone, but not always is connected to the internet the best way to enjoy of its advantages is to install applications that aren’t required a connection to the internet always or never. If you search a translate application that can translate your required, no matter if the app is connected to the internet or not, you should to know that the Google Translate app now has the possibility to store the languages offline. So in this case you can translate the language that you want without an internet connection required. With the new version of the Google translate application you can download and have for using 50 different language dictionaries which you can use when you don’t have an internet connection.
The offline English language is included by default, on the new Google translate for Android app, and for the other language you should download from your device where you running the application. When you download the language pack you should use a WI-FI connection because the size of the language pack isn’t small, for example, the German language pack has around 160 MB.
With the offline Google Translate you cannot chose to rate the translation and to submit your alternatives, which you think are better results.
The minimum resources required of Google translate is the Android Gingerbread 2.3 or plus, but around 85-90 % of the Android devices with Gingerbread 2.3+ firmware OS can support this application for running it.
The main features are that, you can translate like I said, without an internet network connection using the offline language package, you can save your favorite translations for have a quick access when you’re offline, you can input your text phrases using your voice, handwriting and the device camera, translate text and speech around 50 languages.
Download the Google Translate Offline For Android from here.
