Technology breaching the gap of language


Messaging and voice call service Skype recently released a live translation tool, Japan is trialling a live translation megaphone to use during the 2020 Olympics, and Google's Translate app translates street signs and real-time conversations. It looks like technology may finally be breaking down the final barrier in worldwide communication. This softech could mean great change in the language barrier as many who has it, breaching the gap of language

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