Travel Conversation Guide: Using a Real-Time Voice Translator Abroad
A field-tested workflow for a voice translation app abroad: taxi, café, clinic, market. What to say, how to listen, and how to keep the recording for later.
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Voice Translation App FAQ: Free? Which Languages? Offline?
Straight answers to the most-asked voice translation app questions: price, the 15 official languages, platforms, offline mode, and how read-back works.
Voice Translation This Week: 5 AI Interpreter Updates (Aug 24–28, 2026)
The week in voice translation: Google's live translation model went global, Meet expanded to 70+ languages, and watermarking AI voices became the compliance story.
15 Languages, One Translator: The Felo Translator Language Guide
Felo Translator officially supports 15 languages for real-time voice translation and reading. Here is the exact list, what to use each for, and what it means for your conversations.
How Real-Time Voice Translation Works: Speech, AI, and Natural Prosody
Real-time voice translation backstage: streaming speech recognition, instant translation, and natural read-back. What enables it, what limits it, and what it feels like to use.
Felo Translator vs Google Translate: Which Voice Translation App Fits?
Felo Translator and Google Translate both translate speech, but they are built for different moments. Compare languages, voice behavior, storage, and price on checkable facts.
Gemini 3.5 Live Translate: Google's Real-Time Voice Translation Keeps Spreading
Google's streaming speech-to-speech model now powers 70+ languages in Translate, pairs 2,000+ in Google Meet, and ships SynthID on every AI voice.
AI Voice Translation This Week (Aug 17-22, 2026): Earbuds, Arabic AI, Real-Time Interpretation
This week in voice translation AI: Shokz earbuds get live translation, Egypt launches a free Arabic AI platform, and AI subtitles ran a broadcast stage.
Notes on Simplicity
Simplicity isn't the absence of complexity. It's the result of understanding a problem well enough to solve it cleanly.
A Weekend with a Side Project
No stakeholders, no deadlines, no Jira tickets. Just you and a dumb idea that might turn into something.