Yamli Launched an Arabic Voice Translation for iGoogle

A few days ago Yamli lunched a new tool for personal Google page (iGoogle), which allows users to use voice translation technology of Yamli directly from their own home pages on Google.

The smart keyboard of Yamli will allow users to write Arabic using the Latin alphabet, through their transfer directly to the Arabic text. Sites could use the application programming interface to access the largest group of visitors who speak Arabic, and those who find writing the Arabic language – with out using this tool- difficult because probably they don’t have Arabic on their systems.

Integrated the tool in search engines will transfer the service words from the Latin alphabet to Arabic to conduct research in Arabic on the Internet search engine Google, and writing Arabic words and paragraphs can be copied and used elsewhere.

To add a tool to dictate your special Google page you can use the following link: Add Yamli.

This post is an translation of the original post at  Start Up Arabia.

2 Responses to “Yamli Launched an Arabic Voice Translation for iGoogle”

1. za3tar says:

   November 4, 2008 at 11:25 PM

   Ahh .. you had me going there for a bit :-) I really thought they supported “voice” translation .. but what they really do is called “transliteration” :-)

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2. Hisham says:

   November 4, 2008 at 11:58 PM

   well.. yeah.. sorry for that my friend, but it’s the sound of letters :)

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