Recently, Apple released its new mobile OS, iOS14, to the public. The new platform features a design overhaul, app stacks, widget support, and some minor adjustments that take the iOS experience to a whole new level.
One of the more standout features of iOS 14 is the new Translate app. Until now, Apple users had to rely on third-party translation apps, more prominently, Google Translate, to get their job done, but it looks like Apple took their time to make a very refined and user-friendly version of a translation app, that is not just sleek and fluid, but also secure.
The translations you perform on the Apple translate app are encrypted and cannot be accessed by third parties. Moreover, you can even download certain language packs onto your iOS 14 device for offline translations.
The idea behind this translate app is to allow users to have an easy time abroad, where their native language is not spoken. To make things more clear, Apple has introduced a new conversation mode within the Translate app. To enter this mode, just rotate your iPhone to landscape mode, and you will see two windows – one with your native language, where you can speak a phrase, and the other window shows the translation, that you can play to the other person, or even show them, in order to get your point across.
However, if the person in question is at a distance, and you still want to show him/her the conversation mode window, there is a neat feature that allows you to achieve the same.
