Google’s gone a step ahead this time and we aren’t exactly complaining!

Google Translate, a translation feature which helps translate text on websites now goes beyond its comfort zone. Now, you can use the Google Translate service on Gmail and other Google powered applications.

If you wish to translate an email from your Gmail account, all you have to do is click on the link which automatically comes on the top of the message. You can change the settings and translate the respective content in the language you would prefer.

But, in Gmail, you would require to translate the email every time to you open it newly. Google’s Friend Connect is also compatible with this feature and comments from different languages can easily be translated to your own.

Now, you wouldn’t have to raise a sweat and worry about translation hitches at a new email from your non-English acquaintances.

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