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Google Translate will adapt to your habits: Here’s how

Google Translate is introducing a new feature called Sticky Translation mode. In simple terms, this feature remembers the last mode you used (like translating text from an image or having a conversation)

byKerem Gülen
November 27, 2024
in News, Tech

Google plans to enhance the functionality of Google Translate by introducing a Sticky Translation mode. This feature aims to remember the user’s last-used translation mode, thereby providing a more efficient experience when reopening the app.

Google to introduce Sticky Translation mode

According to a recent teardown of the Google Translate app for Android (version 8.22.46.698958551.3-release) conducted by Android Authority, the Sticky Translation mode is not a new translation type but rather an option that retains the last-selected mode for future use. This means users who frequently utilize features such as Google Lens for image translation or conversation modes will automatically access them upon relaunching the app, saving several taps each time. This addition seems poised to enhance user satisfaction by streamlining access to commonly utilized functionalities.

The Sticky Translation option is expected to be accessible through the app’s settings, allowing users to disable it if they prefer the traditional behavior of the app. Other applications, particularly OEM camera apps, already incorporate similar functionality, underscoring a trend towards improving usability by remembering user preferences. As such features become more prevalent, users are likely to expect this convenience across various applications, not just translation services.

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This development indicates Google’s ongoing commitment to refining the user experience within its services, particularly as competitive offerings continue to emerge in the tech landscape. Stakeholders and users alike are observing how these enhancements might redefine interaction with translation technologies as they evolve. If implemented as predicted, the Sticky Translation mode could significantly reduce the time spent navigating through the app, ultimately resulting in a more fluid and user-friendly experience.


Featured image credit: Pawel Czerwinski/Unsplash

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