Omni Fluent, a free computational linguistics app

Here's an app you'll like - it's called Omni Fluent and it's from SAIC. It runs on iPhone and currently translates Spanish or Arabic to English. Jim Carey is the product manager in charge of this app at SAIC. Jim's the newest member of Codetown and today's his birthday, so I thought it would be fitting to showcase his app and wish him a happy birthday.

More computational linguistics info from SAIC can be found here. Comments?

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