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Babel Fish was a free Web -based machine translation service by Yahoo!. In May 2012 it was replaced by Bing Translator (now Microsoft Translator), to which queries were redirected. [1] .
3 maj 2006 · For those of us whose old habits die hard, we continued to rely on our mouse- worn bookmark, babelfish.altavista.com, to get a quick translation of a phrase in Portuguese or the sense of a...
12 lut 1998 · Playlist. A speedy, on-line translation service now exists online, provided by the AltaVista Internet search service. It is called "Babelfish," and provides — free of charge — a site for...
offering free online services. By 2000 there were more than ten companies involved; apart from Babel Fish (AltaVista) and CompuServe, these included FreeTranslation (Transparent Language Inc.), Gist-in-Time (Alis Technologies), iTranslator (Lernout & Hauspie), MT Ave (Toshiba), My Translator (Apex
1 maj 2000 · The Web's biggest and busiest free real-time translation service, AltaVista's Babel Fish performs about a million translations a day. The site converts English into most major European...
Bing Translator, which used to be Altavista Babelfish is easy to use. Simply type or copy/paste the text or URL you need translated into the box on the left and select the language you wish to translate to.
Alta Vista’s Babel Fish (now available through Yahoo) is a powerful translation tool. This Tech-Recipes tutorial explains how to pass links through Babel Fish in order to translation them to various languages. I often read web pages that are written in languages other than English by using Babel Fish. Recently hanson_mark on slashdot broke down […]
