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Google Translate for….

Posted By David Esrati On In Change the world | 4 Comments

This makes me want to trade in my iPhone for a droid. The ultimate translation app from our friends at Google Topeka [1].

Google Translate for animals means I’d never have to guess what’s hurting my dog (she’s limping right now after her walkabout yesterday) and maybe I could find out why she likes to smear cat doo around her neck like a necklace.

Google may have made its money in search, but this program has implications beyond even, well, Al Gore’s invention of the Internet.

Watch the video:

There are rumors swirling that the next brand extension will be Google Translate for voters- play any politician’s speech in- and it will cross-reference it with Google public data explorer [2],  run expert analysis against leading authorities on the web and spit out the most likely meaning.

It’s currently in pre-beta, using the a top-secret code name:  but around the googleplex- they just call it by it’s more popular name: Bullshit detector.

Release is scheduled for April 1, 2011

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4 Comments To "Google Translate for…."

#1 Comment By Teresa Lea On April 1, 2010 @ 8:53 pm @ 8:53 pm

I <3 me some Google!

#2 Comment By Shortwest Rick On April 1, 2010 @ 9:23 pm @ 9:23 pm

Google Voice to text translation from my inbox:  ‘Hi, Now it’s a baby on his behalf. When you get my message from you about the the wet in, work out around the float, right fat. ‘

It’s great! I don’t even bother to listen to the voice message anymore because it would probably make about as much sense as the translation.

#3 Comment By Dad On April 2, 2010 @ 10:25 am @ 10:25 am

This was an April Fool’s joke, wasn’t it?

#4 Comment By David Esrati On April 2, 2010 @ 11:08 am @ 11:08 am

Yes Dad- it was an April fools joke.