The upcoming Vocre 2.0 translation app is expected to see the light of the day as a private beta version. The latest update of this software will be made available to early adopters who sign up for the same. Earlier editions of the application have already rolled out across Apple handheld devices like the iPhone and iPad.
The original version works in two different modes, namely hand-held and table-top. The latter method is useful when two people communicating with each other, are sitting face-to-face in real time. The gadget equipped with this app works as a translator. Furthermore, the hand-held mode seamlessly enables video conversations through iDevices.
“To all those who thought it was magical how we made sci-fi fantasy a reality with Vocre 1.0, we’re here to further blow their minds with today’s sneak peek at Vocre 2.0,” expressed Andrew Lauder, co-founder and CEO. “The language translation market is ripe for innovation and disruption and our intent is to continually usher in services and products that up the ante and help make it easier to remove all language barriers from the world. We strongly believe Vocre 2.0 is the beginning of a new communication revolution by enabling anyone to carry an interpreter in their pocket.”
Currently, Vocre provides support for over 20 languages like Japanese, Italian, Russian, Swedish and more. The list also includes regional variations like Mandarin Chinese and Cantonese Chinese as well as Spanish spoken in Mexico, Spain and the U.S.
Enthusiastic communicators who wish to take an early look at the latest Vocre 2.0 can sign up on the company’s official page. These eager beavers will be duly notified on the same. The version 1.1 of this software can be downloaded from the Apple App Store.