Tag: Mobile Apps
No More Files! The Smarter Way to Translate Websites and Apps
Websites and web apps are ever-changing and dynamic, and a lot of translation management systems simply can’t keep up anymore. The problem is that most existing platforms treat web content like it’s static and unchanging.
Eight tips to launch your app abroad
Most of the potential market or audience across the world does not speak English as a native language. Would you buy a product in a language you don’t understand?
Language Apps Disappear from App Stores in China
A handful of language learning apps mysteriously disappeared from popular Android app stores in China — the apps, including highly popular ones like Duolingo...
NEC and Sumitomo Develop App for Multilingual Workplaces
Sumitomo Mitsui Construction and the Japanese IT and electronics company NEC have partnered up to create a translation app that should allow for smoother...
The Future of Language Technology: Understanding When to Use Language Translation Management Software
SPONSORED: Are you a Korean app developer ready to crack the US and Chinese markets? Is your Silicon Valley unicorn ready for its first,...
Weekly Shorts | January 29, 2021
Daily News reports on "low" interpreter wages
This Sunday, New York Daily News reported on language services provider (LSP) Linguistica International paying what the paper calls...
Krypton Hospitality App Now Supports 12 Indian Languages
Developed in-house at OYO Hotels & Homes, the Krypton app will now have further language functionality at OYO properties across India, as OYO aims...
How to integrate cultural distance into your app development
It is only natural for a company to focus on its home country when they start developing an app. It’s the market you are most familiar with, and it is where most of your current resources are deployed. However, if you want to continue to grow, and expand the relevance of your app, there may come a time when you need to consider moving into different regions and countries.
Localization Basics
So you want to expand into new markets. Or maybe you want to know what translation mistakes your company should avoid. Possibly, you’re just...