Google has today released theGoogle Toolbar 7 for Internet Explorer. The updated toolbar brings the strongest and best elements of Chrome to the world of Internet Explorer. Chrome is popular for its high-powered features including built-in Instant Search, and auto-translate. Google Toolbar 7 for brings those popular Chrome capabilities to the IE platform. For reference, this is what the toolbar looks like in action: According to the official Google blog post on the launch, Google Toolbar 7 has the following features:...

Today, Googleannouncedsupport for 5 new Indian languages: Bengali, Gujarati, Kannada, Tamil and Telugu onGoogle Translate, bringing the total number of languages offered by the service to 63. Google said these languages are still in an experimental alpha stage, since Indic languages are different from English in several ways. It said: Indic languages differ from English in many ways, presenting several exciting challenges when developing their respective translation systems. Indian languages often use theSubject Object Verb (SOV) orderingto form sentences, unlike English, which usesSubject Verb Object (SVO) ordering....

Google+ just got Google Translate features thanks to a Chrome extension, the news of which wasposted on Google+ by Josh Estelle of Google and shared by Robert Scoble. Scoble says that the feature ‘works great‘ and allows the translation of non-English content on Google+. To translate a Google+ post, just click the inline ‘Translate’ button directly below each post. This will translate and highlight the text for you. The button will change to a ‘Show Original’ option to allow you to revert it back....

Googlejust postedon its blog that the Google Translation app is nowavailable on the iPhone. Until now Google Translate has only been accessible for iPhone users via the web app. The native application is similar to the web app with a few improvements. Features include: Speak to translate: Talk into your phone and it can be translated to 50 different languages. It currently accepts voice input of 15 languages. Calling all Scaleup founders!...

It’s fair to say that at The Next Web we’ve beensalivatingabout the idea of getting some really exciting apps that integrate with TV viewing for some time. Ever since it wasannouncedlast May,Google TVhas seemed like the most likely candidate to deliver the goods first and now it looks like that’s going to happen. GearLivereports that Ashish Arora, VP and general manager at Logitech’s Digital Home Group, confirmed at the OTTcon event yesterday that a Google TV app store was on the way “shortly” and that “It’s a given that it will happen this year, 100 percent....