Interlecta

A Second Web Translation Service By Interlecta

 

Veliko Turnovo, Veliko Turnovo -- (SBWIRE) -- 08/06/2009 -- Interlecta added another web translator to their homepage. The new release is located on a separate page which contains additional information about the available and upcoming language pairs on the company's applications.

The new page on Interlecta's website is ready and is available for use by the public. The new site feature is called “to English translation” and includes a list of all the available languages on Interlecta's products, detailed information about the language pairs as well as those which are to be added, but most important of all – a new web translator.

In addition to the side bar that was added a week ago the web translator takes a separate page and provides machine translation in all the language pairs that the company's products support. The page is called “to English translation” because the main aim of this translator is to show the existing “to English” translations of Interlecta's applications and their quality.

The web translator http://home.interlecta.com/toenglishtranslation is for now released as a free service that can be used just as other translators and provides high quality translation. Users can copy and paste the translated text and use it to translate emails or any text inside or outside the web and in order for the service to be used, the terms of service must be accepted.

The side bar translator and the web translator on Interlecta's home page are new services but they released a similar tool in October 2008 – MozTrans, a translation add-on for Mozilla Firefox, Thunderbird and Seamonkey. MozTrans does not open in another window or tab and users only select the text they want and the result shows on their screen.

All the users and clients of Interlecta can now regularly receive information for site and product updates by subscribing to the company's blog feeds for which no personal data is needed except a valid email address.

Interlecta was established in 2007 and their main field of work is mobile translation. Since then they have developed several different mobile translators, one of which was released on RIM's App World in July 2009, translation applications for social networks, desktop, chat environments, web translators and of course text translators for BlackBerry, Java, Symbian, Windows Mobile, and are preparing products for iPhone and Android. In February 2009 Interlecta took part in the Mobile World Congress in Barcelona, Spain, with their own booth as a partner of BlackBerry's manufacturers RIM.