Twitter and Bing are partnering to launch a new translator

Twitter is constantly seeking to satisfy the needs of their users more effectively. The social network unveils its new translator, available now in 40 languages.Since January 2012, Twitter provides the translation service of tweets. However, in August 2014 the social network removed without notice this service that also came through Bing. In view of making new and better updates, Twitter was associated with the Microsoft company’s Bing to offer their service for mobile devices.”With the characteristic translation of tweets, we do not miss a single event that takes place on Twitter,” the social network said in its Help Center. “While the translator of Bing is based on an advanced software translation, and the results often have a level of precision and fluidity, they are still dissimilar”. The service access system is simple: it is clicking on an icon in the form of terrestrial globe and then the translation of the tweet is performed. “You can choose if you want to see the translation of a tweet and you can also adjust your settings to disable the option to see translations of tweets,” the company said in a statement.The translator will be available for iOS, Android and TweetDeck. For now, Hootsuite cannot use this. It is expected to issue new news regarding the translation tool soon.