The mobile translation software developers released the next version of the Mozilla translation add-on, MozTrans.

Veliko Turnovo, Bulgaria -- (SBWire) -- 08/11/2009 -- The new version of the translation application is online since July 24th 2009. The changes that have been made include some interface improvements but the translation process is the same – users need to select the text and set the source and target language and the topical dictionary.

Some of the other improvements and changes on the new version include the code this time released under GPLv2 license, new utils class and activation and a new namespace prototype in const.js. Yet other changes are still awaiting approval by Mozilla (the namespace wrapping).

Like the old version of MozTrans, the new one can be added to Mozilla Firefox, Seamonkey and Thunderbird. Those who have previously installed the add-on need to search and install version 0.1.8. and the download and installation process for the ones who are to use it for the first time, is a lot easier. MozTrans would generate a special code of letters and numbers and will use only browser specific data without requiring any personal data by the users. After being generated the code is sent to Interlecta's servers with the click of a button.

Interlecta develop translation software for different mobile platforms but mainly for BlackBerry. Other platforms include J2ME, Windows Mobile, iPhone and Android. The company successfully works on translation technologies for desktop, social networks and chat environment and have recently released a translation side bar and a web translator on their homepage http://home.interlecta.com/toenglishtranslation