◾ Both languages display what you say or type on your phone.

◾ To switch the input language, tap the other language. NOTE: The Input Language icon appears next to the language you translate. ◾ Tap one of the languages to start typing or use the microphone to speak. ◾ Tap the arrows next to the two languages to choose the languages you want to translate between. No, you don't need to pay anything to complete this. Next time you encounter someone you're having trouble communicating with, whip out your phone to help. Translate a conversation in real timeĭespite my promise to myself every year to learn a new language, it never happens. Get my smart, free newsletter for your new favorite 5-minute daily read. I scour all the tech news so you don’t have to. ◾ Go to Settings > Accessibility > Caption preferences. To turn on Live Captions on your Android phone: ◾ Toggle the switch next to Closed Captions & SDH to the on position. ◾ Go to Settings > Accessibility > Subtitles & Captioning.

You can get real-time captions on video chats, podcasts, calls, music, and videos.

Not every video chat happens in a quiet space – or maybe your hearing isn’t great. Add captions to your video calls, podcasts, or phone calls Developers create them for people who need extra assistance using their phones – but they're handy for just about anyone. Many of these functions are found in the accessibility settings. I keep a digital copy of my driver's license on my phone because it's just so handy. Remember when a cellphone was for calls and a round or two of Snake? Today's phones are pro-grade cameras, PDF scanners and even car keys.

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