The "Universal Translator" Is Real – But Is It Too Late?

Of all the cool gadgets in Star Trek, one of the least-appreciated is the universal translator, which lets the crew of the Enterprise –or Voyager, or Discovery– talk to pretty much anyone through their communicators. So when I heard there was a real-world version called the Travis Touch, I jumped on it faster than you can say “open hailing frequencies.” I wasn't able to give it the full review treatment, but I did take it to Germany and Sweden (where I found out how bad my Swedish pronunciation is) and I've got some thoughts. Join me for the Travis Touch Hands-On, and check out the link to the Indiegogo campaign below if you think a Travis Touch is a good match for you. [SUBSCRIBE TO MRMOBILE] https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCSOpcUkE-is7u7c4AkLgqTw?sub_confirmation=1 [ABOUT MRMOBILE'S TRAVIS TOUCH HANDS-ON] MrMobile's Travis Touch Hands-On video was produced following several weeks with a Travis Touch review device provided by Travis. The device was used in Berlin, Stockholm and Boston using locally-stored languages only. Network connectivity was not evaluated. [GET TRAVIS ON INDIEGOGO] https://www.indiegogo.com/projects/travis-touch-i-speak-105-languages-so-can-you--2 [MUSIC] “Lifetime Travels” by Cymatix, available at Premium Beat: https://www.premiumbeat.com/royalty_free_music/songs/lifetime-travels [SOCIALIZE] http://facebook.com/themrmobile http://instagram.com/themrmobile http://twitter.com/themrmobile http://mrmobile.tech [DISCLOSURE] This post may contain affiliate links. See Mobile Nations' disclosure policy for more details: http://www.mobilenations.com/external-links #travistranslator #traveltech #travistouch #translator #universaltranslator