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Translator for Android

g1apps — Sun, 26 Apr 2009 16:34:09 +0000

The TTS Translator is a very useful application if you’re traveling overseas and need to translate between various languages. It works in both directions across language pairs. So you can do both English to French as well as French to English translation. It accepts about 150 characters of text input at a time and does a good job of translating all the languages. It also has the capability to do text-to-speech (TTS) if you install the TTS application or service (you’ll need to restart the translator if you do that). However the text-to-speech is mediocre at best. It does better when the translation is to English than the other way around.

Translated messages can be easily sent as a text message or an email with a single click.

A large number of language pairs are available. This app is a must for anyone who travels a lot for business or pleasure. I would suggest using the text-to-speech feature only as a last resort. Otherwise, this little gem can get across the highest of language barriers.

Tmobile G1 Application Review-Telegraph.co.uk

g1apps — Wed, 19 Nov 2008 12:09:01 +0000

Now if you like Brits, and British culture, and British soccer, and British porn, you’re bound to like this app. If you’ve ever felt out of touch with the beautiful tradition of England and want to keep up with the latest news in every aspect of media today, then this app is for you.

Introducing the Telegraph app for the T-mobile G1.

Telegraph.co.uk Application for T-Mobile G1 from Tmobile G1 Applications on Vimeo.

Go get it now!

Tea.ch Cards

g1apps — Fri, 17 Oct 2008 00:56:19 +0000

Tea.ch Cards is an application to learn facts with flash cards. It tries to find out how long you can keep cards in your mind. It will expire cards just before you cannot recall it.

Keep cards in different decks. The program will manage and schedules expired cards for learning. With an Android phone with you, learn cards anywhere and anytime. It is using an adaptive algorithm to find out the time spacing needed.

Flip cards as real flash cards but without the sorting hassle. Flip cards by touching it, sweep left for unknown, right for known and upwards for taking an hour break for the current card. If you take a longer break from learning, it’s no problem if many cards are expired in the meantime, just continue learning. The time spacings will be sorted out. Tea.ch Cards will pick cards that are the most recently expired as these cards are the most likely to be correctly answered by you and can be scheduled into the future.

If you are learning the same words elsewhere? It doesn’t matter when your proficiency is improved elsewhere in the meantime, the time spacing will be adapted. If you have time but no expired cards? No problem, schedule a bunch of cards with the best ratio prematurely. Or load or import cards from the SD memory card.

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http://tea.ch/cards/

Wordmate

g1apps — Thu, 16 Oct 2008 23:51:30 +0000

WordMate is an universal dictionary application.

Itself doesn’t contain any data, instead, you can download different databases on the Internet, or even make your own dictionary(and share it if you want) with the generator come with WordMate.

WordMate uses it’s own format(.dwm) as dictionary data file. Alternatively, it can read Stardict format as well(decompress into .dict, .idx and .ifo files).