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Interpreters Unlimited has created and launched a brand-new smart phone app for professionals to book language services, an ideal tool for organizations in need of on-site, video remote and telephone interpretation.
A group of Netflix machine learning engineers explore the use of back-translations to simplify subtitle source sentences and improve machine translation output.
Interpreter Marketplace, an affiliate to the Business To Business Interpreters Unlimited, has launched a new Business To Consumer interpreter app. The app will connect language services to businesses, as well as to individuals for their personal use. Launching in San Diego, the app will connect interpreters to the customer for their on-site interpreting needs.
Within the sleek new interface, users can take full control over their workflows without being tied down to a computer. The app caters to both project managers and translators in equally convenient ways.
Asia appears to be sprouting a lot of translation startups: WOVN.io, Reverie, OneSky, Linqapp, HitsEnglish, Gengo, Conyac, and Flitto.
Linqapp is a crowdsourced language translation app where users request real-time help from native speakers of a foreign language when in linguistic trouble.
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