New York, SEP (EFE).
To date, AirPods Pro 2 and AirPods 4 with the cancellation of the noise compatible with Apple Intelligence – Artificial Intelligence Apple – can use the “Translation” app to achieve live transfers between English, Spanish, Portuguese, French and German.
Users of the new AirPods Pro 3, which are on sale this Friday, September 19, can also enjoy this pioneer.
According to the EFE, the translation has a delay that is normal in this type of technology and makes some mistakes.
You can only choose a pre -given voice – the same as for translation, even if it seeks to translate what more than one person says, which can be confused. Other real -time translators, such as Google Pixel, can use a voice similar to the interlocutor.
From a technological point of view, AirPods are listening to what another person tells you that audio is sent to the iPhone, where IA models translate each sentence into the device and send audio back to AirPods.
In addition, no time the conversation is stored on the device.
Do not have an internet connection to use this tool while the user has previously downloaded the languages he wants to use.
Ideally, both parts of the conversation have AirPods, but this is not necessary, as the new app shows on the iPhone transcription in real time in both languages.
Other languages such as mandarin, Japanese, Korean and Italian will be available at the end of this year.
New AirPods Pro 3 with heart rate sensors
On September 19, they will go on sale, 249, a new AirPods Pro 3, a device that has the best noise cancellation, longer battery life and better resistance to water and sweat.
This new model has been able to improve the cancellation of the noise due to the new “multiple acoustic architecture” and offering consumers five silicone pads and foams of different sizes to adapt to different shapes of the ear.
New Pro Batteries can survive eight hours of playing music with the cancellation of activated noise compared to the six hours of the PRO 2 model. However, the new case Pro load offers only 24 hours of listening compared to the previous 30 hours.
Other novelties are that each headset has a small sensor that emits an invisible infrared light to measure the momentum, while the user is playing sports, which together with the App “App” (plus the new feature in iOS 26) allows users to see their real performances such as heart rhythm.
Meanwhile, this new feature offers similar information with a reasonable clock, and two devices can be used simultaneously to control sports activities. Eph
Sarah Yanez-Richards
