Google Translate is not among the applications of the Mountain View giant that are updated more frequently but this does not mean that its team of developers is not equally committed to improvement work, aimed at guaranteeing users an experience that can always be more feature-rich.
And in the past few hours, a sort of preview of what we can expect from this application was provided to us by Mishaal Rahman, who posted some screenshots on Twitter showing us two widgets that have not yet been made available to all users but which have however already been implemented in the app.
Two new widgets for Google Translate are on the way
In particular, the first of these widgets is dedicated to saved translations , in order to allow users to view with a simple click of the contents that are considered important.
The second widget, on the other hand, was designed by the team of developers to allow users to have access to some quick actions of Google Translate from the main screen of the Android device.
Here are the screenshots shared by Mishaal Rahman:
At the moment there is no information on when these new Google Translate widgets could be made available to all users but the fact that they have already been implemented in the application seems to suggest that they could be enabled by the server-side Mountain View giant in the near future.
How to download new versions of the app
If you want to preview all the news studied by the Google Translate developer team, you can download the latest beta versions available from APK Mirror (find the page dedicated to the app by following this link).
The stable version of Google Translate for Android, on the other hand, is available in the Google Play Store and can be downloaded through the following badge: