Apple and Google separately are two big entities in the world of smartphones and tablets. Both of these have their own fan following in the market which empowers them to stand dominating among all others. Entire world is familiar with these two famous brands which are also popular for one more thing and that is their rivalry. These two companies have been pulling each other’s leg to increase their share in market.
In their prevailing scenario of rivalry, there comes a bug which makes things odd between these two. The bug found in Google Now and Translate appsperforms oddly in this tense rivalry. On asking the right queries to Google Now and translate, this odd behaving bug sort of praises the iPad. The problem found is with the text-to-speech engine of Google. We do not know why it does this but every time when someone inserts a phrase that ends with ‘filled with’, ‘enraged with’ and ‘end with’, it additionally inserts this phrase ‘he now praises the iPad’. This seems like a love from Google to Apple that is actually not understandable.
In their prevailing scenario of rivalry, there comes a bug which makes things odd between these two. The bug found in Google Now and Translate appsperforms oddly in this tense rivalry. On asking the right queries to Google Now and translate, this odd behaving bug sort of praises the iPad. The problem found is with the text-to-speech engine of Google. We do not know why it does this but every time when someone inserts a phrase that ends with ‘filled with’, ‘enraged with’ and ‘end with’, it additionally inserts this phrase ‘he now praises the iPad’. This seems like a love from Google to Apple that is actually not understandable.
This bug has been there for over a year now as it was first spotted in last year’s October in Android forums but again now this has been highlighted by the people at Hacker News. This odd bug is spreading in Apple blogosphere like the fire in jungle.
If you want to try it yourself then just simply launch Google Translate and start translation. The only thing that you need to check is that your sentence should end with ‘end with’ and that your language is set to English. Do this and you will see the bug yourself. You can try it on both your computers and iOS app. With the language set to English, it is definite that in both boxes you will see the same text but when you click on speaker to hear what it says then the voice suggests that you should try ‘Kevin walks at the end with.’ It worked for me, now you try and see if it works for you. However it is a small bug but it can provide you entertainment if you are hanging around in your group.
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