Facebook To Provide Translation for Comments?
September 5, 2011 by admin
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Social networking giant Facebook is reportedly testing a new feature which will allow its users to translate wall posts in the language of their choice with a single click.
According to Inside Facebook, the feature is visible only to a handful of Facebook users at the moment.
When users receive a comment on their page in a language that is not their account’s language, a new Translate button will appear next to the comment, allowing users to translate it into their own default language. Users can click ‘Original’, which appears in the place of ‘Translate’, to view the original message.
The new feature has been designed to make it easier for Facebook’s 750 million+ users to communicate with each other. The ‘Translate’ feature only supports a handful of languages at the moment including Spanish, French, Chinese, and Hebrew. But, it seems that the translation option is restricted to Facebook Pages only and users’ profiles, if in another language, do not get translated.
The company is already running a massive crowdsourcing campaign for its website involving millions of users. Perhaps that product is a result of the crowdsourcing. Other areas where Facebook is expected to introduce the new feature is the chat service and messages.
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Facebook, Twitter integration spreads to all of Apple’s online store
September 5, 2011 by admin
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By Katie Marsal
Published: 09:20 AM EST (06:20 AM PST)
Links to share products on social networking sites Facebook and Twitter are now available for all items sold in Apple’s online store, including third-party products.
The gradual roll-out of the social networking features began last month, but was initially limited to only a handful of Apple-specific products, namely the iPod classic and Mac Pro. But as of Monday, all products in Apple’s online store now sport links to Facebook and Twitter.
Using the links, users can share products with their friends on the popular social networking sites. The links can be found by clicking a drop-down arrow located to the right of “Add to Cart” links on the store.
Choosing to share a link on Twitter opens a window pre-populated with the name of the product and a link to the Apple online store. For Facebook, a window opens and users can post a thumbnail and a link to the product via their account.
The enhancements to Apple’s online store are another way that the company has chosen to embrace social networking. The iPhone maker will also add system-wide Twitter integration to iOS 5 this fall, while videos of an alleged iPhone prototype suggest the company also looked into Facebook integration at the system level.
Apple has its own social networking tool designed to share iTunes Music content, called Ping. It debuted last year with the release of iTunes 10, and features integration with Twitter to make it easier for people to share music discoveries with their friends.
AppleInsider was first to report on Saturday new evidence that Apple plans to add a new social networking element to its forthcoming iCloud service. Dubbed “Find My Friends,” the feature is expected to allow users of iOS devices to discover their friends’ locations via GPS.