One of the best things you can do for yourself is to learn a new language. It obviously opens up a whole new world of opportunities, whether for living in a new place or working in an expanded capacity. However, it also can improve your problem-solving and cognition to help you ace your next interview.

As of 2019, 7.6% of the world’s population speaks Spanish. And the language is studied by almost 22 million people in 110 countries. You can get in on the Spanish-speaking action with this Jumpspeak Language App: Lifetime Subscription. Or opt for a one-year Jumpspeak subscription. Either one will help you learn Spanish in an intuitive way that will have you speaking in no time.

One of the most useful travel features from Google Assistant is ready for the iPhone.

After bringing its real-time translation feature to Assistant-enabled smart displays and speakers earlier this year, Google is finally adding to the feature to the Google Assistant app on Android and iOS today.

WriteRight is an iPad writing app that helps you with your, uh… words and stops you having to just use the same… mmm… words… Over and over. Instead of struggling to come up with alternative words to the word “word” all the time, you just ask WriteRight for “synonyms, antonyms and phraseology.”

Whew.

If you’ve been watching the App Store, you may have noticed iTranslate Voice, a translation tool that looks a lot like Siri, rise to the top. iTranslate Voice does just what you’d expect: you speak into your phone, and it magically outputs what you’ve said into the language of your choice.

Starting today, iTranslate Voice is now available on the iPad as well.