Skype and PowerPoint will have real-time translation and subtitles

Yesterday, December 3, the International Day of Persons with Disabilities was celebrated. On the occasion of this day, Microsoft has announced an important step in the inclusion of people with disabilities. Since translation and subtitles will be introduced in real time in both Skype and PowerPoint. Something that the American company itself has already announced.

Microsoft will bring real-time translation and subtitles to Skype and PowerPoint

In this way, the company's two tools will be more accessible to people with disabilities. In addition to generating an interaction with the user due to these new functions in them.

Skype and PowerPoint improvements

Starting this Monday, you will be able to start using these new functions in the case of Skype. So users on both platforms can enjoy them without any problem. The subtitles in the calling app will be available in a total of twenty languages, although it is not downloaded that this amount will be expanded in the near future. In addition, the possibility of obtaining all the text of said call will be introduced soon.

In the case of PowerPoint, users will have to wait at the beginning of this next year to be able to use the new function. No specific date has been given, but it shouldn't take too long. It just isn't ready yet. In your case you will recognize ten languages.

Without a doubt, important functions and improvements that come to Skype and PowerPoint. So it is a good advance by Microsoft. If you use the calling app, you can already use this function from Monday.

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