Google’s new earbuds act as two-way translators in your ear
https://www.newscientist.com/article/mg23631474-000-googles-new-earbuds-act-as-twoway-translators-in-your-ear/
“It’s like you’ve got your own personal translator with you everywhere you go,” wrote Pixel Buds product manager Adam Champy in a blog post. It’s not quite your own – the actual translation happens in a Google data centre – but the voice speaking the translated words is processed on your phone.
The earbuds, which will ship next month for £159 in the UK, aren’t yet available for testing, a Google spokesperson told New Scientist. That means it’s not yet clear how comfy the earbuds are or whether their 5-hour battery life is adequate.
Google’s new earbuds act as two-way translators in your ear
Oct 11, 2017, 10:24pm UTC
https://www.newscientist.com/article/mg23631474-000-googles-new-earbuds-act-as-twoway-translators-in-your-ear/
> “It’s like you’ve got your own personal translator with you everywhere you go,” wrote Pixel Buds product manager Adam Champy in a blog post. It’s not quite your own – the actual translation happens in a Google data centre – but the voice speaking the translated words is processed on your phone.
> The earbuds, which will ship next month for £159 in the UK, aren’t yet available for testing, a Google spokesperson told New Scientist. That means it’s not yet clear how comfy the earbuds are or whether their 5-hour battery life is adequate.