Google Translate Support Handwriting Input

Today Google has launched a handwriting input for the Google Translate service. This feature supports 45 languages​​, so that users can perform handwriting translation even if it does not know how to input from the keyboard. So, for example if you want to define a mandarin kanji characters, users need only describe it by the mouse pointer (or directly on the screen if the device supports touch screen) in the area provided and Google Translate will instantly give you the translation.

Actually this is not a new feature, because Google was ever bring this feature to Android around December 2012. Earlier this year, Google updated Google Input Tools to desktop by adding a virtual keyboard, input method editor, and input devices transelirasi (copying letters from one alphabet to the other letters of the alphabet). Now coupled with handwriting interface to the web version of Google Translate.