Google today launched handwriting input for Google Translate. The feature, which currently support 45 languages, lets you translate a written expression even if you don’t know how to type it out on a ...

Google’s handwriting tool, which lets users write out foreign characters for translation, is being brought to desktop, with its addition to the Google Translate homepage, the company announced on ...

Google has just updated its Translate app for Android with a number of new features, including camera-input support for Chinese, Japanese, and Korean, plus adding handwriting support for 11 more ...

The latest private beta of Apple's upcoming iPhone Software v2.0 includes a handwriting recognition interface for the Chinese language, according to a new report. AppleInsider reader Kenneth notes ...

Google’s cloud based handwriting recognition supports the Translate Apps on Android and iOS, Mobile Search, and Google Input Tools (in Chrome, ChromeOS, Gmail and Docs, translate.google.com, and the ...

Google wants to make mobile more useable with the launched of Google Handwriting Input, letting users handwrite text and emoji on their Android device as an alternative? to the traditional keyboard.

Heads and shoulders better than anything that Windows or Linux have ever come up with. It all has to do with the magic trackpad and the sheer size of it. For Japanese, hand-scrawling is always going ...

Google Translate has supported handwriting input for a while now, and today that functionality arrives on two of Mountain View's biggest products: Gmail and Google Docs. If you've played around with ...