The Pocketalk translator is a super-portable Babel fish of a device that allows you to speak to people in up to 74 different languages at the touch of a button. Weighing around 3.5 oz (100 g), it's ...

Noriyuki Matsuda's idea for a pocket-sized "magical device" that would provide instantaneous translation exceeded the capacity of technology available in 1989. But he continued to plan and work on ...

For readers with travel plans coming up, Pocketalk – the handheld 74 language translation device – has a limited offer with $80 off including built in data. Head below for more details on this great ...

Pocketalk Enterprise App is the newest expression of Prism Language Systems, joining the Pocketalk device and Sentio, the web-based SaaS solution that offers language inclusion at-scale through one-to ...

There is a new foreign language translation device available for travelers and business people alike. The second iteration of Pocketalk, developed by Sourcenext, Japan's foremost developer of software ...

Michigan Secretary of State Jocelyn Benson announced that by the end of October, every branch office in Michigan will be equipped with new Pocketalk handheld translation devices to ensure that every ...

DMV staff in Colorado are excited about the rollout of a program that allows them to communicate with people who come in needing their services across a wide array of different languages. It's ...

Pocketalk, a translation tech company, is building AI models for complex languages by partnering with human translation ...

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The devices, called Pocketalk, provide real-time translation in Spanish, Arabic, Bangla, and more than 80 other languages. Users simply speak into the device, which then translates the message and ...

Tech has turned us all into travelers these days: Google Maps takes us anywhere in the world, while virtual meetings via Zoom and Teams let us interact with anyone, anywhere. But language remains a ...