New version update offers the most complete and most convenient dictionaries of translation for Palm devices, for English, French, German, Spanish, and more.
Minneapolis, (PRWEB) July 19, 2005 -- Ultralingua announced today the release of Ultralingua 5.0 for the Palm operating system, a significant advancement for their line of powerful bilingual and monolingual dictionaries.
With the advent of version 5.0, Ultralingua Dictionary software users will now have the benefit of vastly enhanced databases, stemming (recognition of conjugated and other inflected forms) for most languages, a number translator, more contextual information, seamless interaction with other applications, and much more.
"With version 5.0 now available on multiple platforms, we are providing all customers with the powerful functionality of the Ultralingua Translation Dictionary software, while maintaining our easy to use interface. The improved databases, increased interoperability, and stemming in this version are truly exceptional," said Chad Johnson, Ultralingua General Manager. "We are especially excited about the ability for users to get a pop-up translation of words in other applications."
Version 5.0 for Palm is the latest release in the company's strategy of providing ongoing updates on a variety of platforms. In the past twelve months the Company released version 5.0 for Mac OS X (including a widget for Tiger) and version 5.0 for Windows, and is working on a release for the WindowsCE O/S for this Summer.
About Ultralingua Inc.
Ultralingua is a leading provider of dictionaries and grammar/spelling checkers for educators, translators, and business travelers worldwide. The Company's product line consists of fourteen translating dictionaries, two monolingual dictionaries, four grammar and spelling checkers, and the Eureka thematic encyclopedia. Ultralingua partners include McGraw-Hill, Apple Computer, Hachette Multimedia, Handango, PalmGear, and the International Herald Tribune, among others. Ultralingua is headquartered in Minneapolis, Minnesota.
Ultralingua dictionaries include up to 300,000 indexed entries, along with thousands of idiomatic expressions, slang, and indications of usage. Standard features include stemming, interaction with other applications, reverse translation, grammar manuals, verb conjugation, number translators, and more.
Language pairs include French-English, Spanish-English, French-German, French-Spanish, Spanish-Portuguese, Italian-English, German-Italian, French-Italian, German-Spanish, French-English Medical, Portuguese-English, Latin-English, Norwegian-English, and Esperanto-English. The company also offers French and English monolingual dictionaries.
Products are available to order online starting at $29.95, with a 10 day evaluation period, and upgrades start at $19.95 at: www.ultralingua.com.
Inquiries and questions should be directed to Chad Johnson, General Manager. Please visit their website at www.ultralingua.com.
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