Commentary: Recently, Microsoft began to feature its own name on Bing Translator. Perhaps it's time for the Bing brand to be retired.

Microsoft launched the Bing Translator for Windows Phone last November, but today it's now available on Windows 8 to support more than 40 languages.

Bing Translator is seamlessly integrated into other Microsoft products like Bing Search and Microsoft Office. Make use of these integrations to translate webpages, documents, or emails without ...

Microsoft’s Bing Translator app has long been available for Windows Phone, but it’s arriving on Windows 8 this week. Like its Windows Phone counterpart, you can translate content through text ...

Microsoft today announced updates to Bing Translator: ... Microsoft ports Bing Translator speech input support from Windows Phone to Windows ...

The Bing Translator App uses Augmented Reality Translation to easily translate text. Whether or not Microsoft is poised to lead the way in the tablet, video game and search engine arenas is still ...

Microsoft says the app is designed “from th Microsoft today announced the release of the Bing Translator app for Windows 8 and Windows RT with support for more than 40 languages.

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Microsoft has updated its Bing Translator app for Windows Phone, bringing augmented reality translation using your phone’s camera, a conversation mode, and the ability to download language packs ...

The Bing translator isn’t the only tool “Star Trek” fans have at their disposal when it comes to the invented language: Okrand published “The Klingon Dictionary” in 1985.

A better bet. Microsoft also said Tuesday that it had issued improvements to the Windows Phone Bing Translator app that brings improved speech functionality for better quality and responsiveness ...

The Bing translator isn’t the only tool “Star Trek” fans have at their disposal when it comes to the invented language: Okrand published “The Klingon Dictionary” in 1985.