When the Super Bowl halftime stage centered Grammy-winner Bad Bunny, Spanish was not a provocation — it was a translation of reality.

The Norwalk Police Department’s new AI-powered translation feature with Axon Body 4 cameras aims to reduce misunderstandings, ...

Using The Water Dragon and Reunion as case studies, this paper applies Serafini’s multimodal text analysis framework to compare the Chinese and English covers from three perspectives: perception, ...

Registrations are open as of today, Wednesday, February 11, via the T-Life app or through t-mobile.com/live-translation. Once ...

T-Mobile today announced a new live translation feature that allows conversations to be translated in real-time when calling ...

One of the big complaints about the Bad Bunny Halftime Show was being unable to understand his lyrics. Jimmy Kimmel's sidekick Guillermo Rodriguez translated the lyrics to help with hilarious results.

T-Mobile's new Live Translation service uses AI to translate phone calls without needing an app, breaking down language ...

Only one person on the call needs to be on the T-Mobile network for the feature to work. The beta is meant to gradually test ...

To turn on live translation during a call, the T-Mobile subscriber presses *87* (star-eight-seven-star), which activates the ...

Bad Bunny’s 2026 Super Bowl halftime performance was the most-watched in history, performing his Grammy-winning album ‘DeBÍ ...

Bad Bunny’s lyrics are going after Congressman Randy Fine uploaded the English translation, and shared that he sent a letter to FCC Chairman Brendan Carr.

This Little Rock man is gaining national attention after creating viral videos translating Bad Bunny songs into English ahead of the Super Bowl.