""Some of the biggest barriers wireless customers face are the simplest ones - like being able to understand each other," said T-Mobile CEO Srini Gopalan. "By bringing real-time AI directly into our network, we're delivering more than connectivity - turning conversations into community, starting with Live Translation.""
""The key requirement is a Voice over LTE (VoLTE) connection, which allows the service to operate reliably across a wide range of devices and network conditions," said Saw. "That flexibility is important because it ensures Live Translation works for customers wherever they are, not just when they're on the latest network technology. Live Translation works over VoLTE, VoNR, and VoWiFi.""
"T-Mobile says that beta participants can activate Live Translation "for as long as they need" by dialing 87, at no additional cost during the beta period. T-Mobile has not mentioned if Live Translation will be paywalled when it launches to the general public this year. Beta participants will also be able to activate Live Translation by saying "Hey T-Mobile" later this spring."
T-Mobile will beta-test Live Translation this spring with registration opening now for eligible customers. The feature translates live phone calls into more than 50 languages and runs at the network level so no specific apps or devices are required. Translation must be initiated by a T-Mobile network user. Live Translation will be available on the carrier's 5G Advanced network and also works over 4G LTE through VoLTE; it supports VoLTE, VoNR, and VoWiFi. Beta users can activate it by dialing 87 at no additional cost and later by saying "Hey T-Mobile." The service does not save call recordings or transcripts.
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