Apple will teach Airpods to translate conversations into another real -time language – Meduza

Apple is going to add a function to AirPods headphones that will translate the words of the interlocutor into another real -time language, Bloomberg reports on March 13. The sources of the journalist of the Gurman agency said that the function will be presented as part of the AirPods software update later in 2025. It will be associated with the output of iOS 19, the updated version of the operating system for iPhones. According to the author of the agency, the new function will give AirPods users experience similar to the Star Way series: if a person who speaks English will hear Spanish speech, the iPhone will translate it and transmit the user in English. At the same time, the words of a person who speaks English will be transferred to Spanish. Apple refused to comment. As notes Bloomberg, the new Airpods function is part of the large-scale modernization of Apple’s software planned in 2025. Earlier, the agency reported that Apple is going to large -scale to change the iPhone, iPad and Mac interface, changing the appearance of operating systems. Apple competitors already produce headphones with the translation function, for example, it is in the Google Pixel Buds headphones. (Tagstotranslate) News

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