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Apple Adds Hebrew Support to Its Built-In Translate App in iOS 27 Beta
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First reported by Maariv · 4 hours ago
What happened
Apple has added Hebrew support to its Apple Translate app in the iOS 27 developer beta, enabling direct Hebrew translation for the first time. This update expands the app’s language options and could allow offline Hebrew translation, though full feature support and final release details remain uncertain.
- 01Apple Translate app now supports Hebrew in iOS 27 third developer beta.
- 02Hebrew users previously relied on external translators like Google Translate.
- 03The app supports text, speech, conversation, and image-based translation.
- 04Offline translation is possible but may be less accurate than online.
- 05Language support increased from 21 to 30 languages including Hebrew and others.
- 06Final Hebrew support and feature availability will be confirmed at public iOS 27 release.
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