iParrot Phrase for iPod for Mac

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Developer’s Description

Turn your iPod to a language translator.

iParrot sets a new standard for instant multi-language translation software. Designed exclusively for the iPod, it's stocked with over 20 kinds of perfectly pronounced oral language for instant use. iParrot is organized into categories such as: Greetings, Transportation, Shopping, and Asking for helping etc. So it is enough for you to find the sentences you need instantly. Organized for instant access and ease, it is especially useful while traveling abroad. Virtual fluency available in Chinese, English, Japanese, Russian, French, German, Spanish, Italian, Korean, Portuguese, Arabic, Thai and Vietnamese.

iParrot Phrase for iPod for Mac

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GENERAL

Release: July 24, 2009

Latest update: June 25, 2015

Version: 4.0

OPERATING SYSTEMS

Platform: Mac

Operating System

Mac OS X 10.5
Mac OS X 10.3.9
Mac OS X 10.4
Mac OS X

Additional Requirements

iPod with Notes feature(Except iPod Touch)
60 MB free space on the device
iTunes 6.0 and above

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Total Downloads: 363

Downloads Last Week: 0

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1.7/5

3 User Votes

couldnt install
peter119April 16, 2008
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This review was originally posted on VersionTracker.com.<br />got all the way through the install process but then iTunes wouldn't let me eject the iPod until I uninstalled the software. bummer it doesnt work well.
\"Kinda\" works, sorta...
tlisztJanuary 23, 2008
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This review was originally posted on VersionTracker.com.<br />I purchased the French/English phrases to install onto my iPhone. During installation, you are presented with images of the type of device you are using (iPod classic, iPod nano, iPod touch, etc.) This list is SUPPOSED to include an iPhone option, but it does not. After contacting the developer, I was told to use the iPod touch option 'which would work.' Well...it did install, and the audio French translations of common and useful phrases does indeed appear under the iPod function of your iPhone. It is buried kinda deep: iPod--> More--> Genres--> iParrot Phrase--> English to French--> then finally...'All Songs' (phrases) THE PROBLEM: When you touch a selected phrase to hear the French translation, you hear a bell sound followed by the phrase. Unfortunately, the next phrase plays immediately thereafter, and they just keep coming, playing one-after-another. You have to press the pause button to stop the onslaught. It shouldn't function this way. You should get to hear ONLY the desired phrase, touching each phrase as needed. I have sent (multiple) emails to the developer, and have yet to receive a useful response. And I'm wondering if maybe it isn't working correctly because I selected the iPod touch device choice (as instructed to) since the iPhone was not an option...
\"Kinda\" works, sorta...
tlisztJanuary 23, 2008
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Cons
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This review was originally posted on VersionTracker.com.<br />I purchased the French/English phrases to install onto my iPhone. During installation, you are presented with images of the type of device you are using (iPod classic, iPod nano, iPod touch, etc.) This list is SUPPOSED to include an iPhone option, but it does not. After contacting the developer, I was told to use the iPod touch option 'which would work.' Well...it did install, and the audio French translations of common and useful phrases does indeed appear under the iPod function of your iPhone. It is buried kinda deep: iPod--> More--> Genres--> iParrot Phrase--> English to French--> then finally...'All Songs' (phrases) THE PROBLEM: When you touch a selected phrase to hear the French translation, you hear a bell sound followed by the phrase. Unfortunately, the next phrase plays immediately thereafter, and they just keep coming, playing one-after-another. You have to press the pause button to stop the onslaught. It shouldn't function this way. You should get to hear ONLY the desired phrase, touching each phrase as needed. I have sent (multiple) emails to the developer, and have yet to receive a useful response. And I'm wondering if maybe it isn't working correctly because I selected the iPod touch device choice (as instructed to) since the iPhone was not an option...