Voilà! Popular multilingual translation app iTranslate now available for Mac

The popular translation app iTranslate is now available for Mac as well as iOS. That's right: iTranslate for Mac is here. Taking advantage of the operating system's multipurpose status bar, iTranslate for Mac is designed as an app that effectively resides on the status bar, quickly accessible with just one click or a custom keystroke. The app lets you easily translate words and phrases in more than 80 languages, with support for male or female voice output. It also boasts multiple context-aware dictionaries:

Most translator apps give you only 1 result per translation. However, if you are translating words and phrases there are often different meanings, depending on the context. iTranslate gives you dictionaries for many languages so you can find the exact solution to your problem.

The new iTranslate app for Mac also supports romanization, allowing you to transform text written in non-Latin scripts —including Chinese, Greek, Hindi, Japanese, Korean, Russian, and Thai — into Latin characters. Compatible with OS X 10.8 or later, iTranslate for Mac is available now on the Mac App Store for the half-off introductory price of $4.99. The original iTranslate app for iOS and the accessible iTranslate Voice are available on the App Store for free and $1.99, respectively.