Microsoft has achieved another milestone by creating a universal translator that can help up to 100 people speaking different languages understand each other in just one session. The all-new Microsoft Translator app makes this quite advanced communication possible. On Tuesday, Microsoft took to its official blog to formally introduce Microsoft Translator to the world. The app currently supports Android, iOS, Windows and Amazon Fire. Interested consumers can download it for their smartphone, tablet or PC from the app’s respective website. According to the Microsoft Research team, this advanced translator app works quite well in translating conversations real-time. For voice conversations,
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