If you don't want to use the standalone Translate app, you can instead highlight any text on your iPhone and translate it that way. Nelson Aguilar/CNET Translate text from anywhere on your iPhoneĪpple introduced the Translate app back with iOS 14, and while it can only translate to and from 11 languages (very limited, in my opinion), the feature has improved with the introduction of iOS 15. įirst you must create the FaceTime link on an Apple device (left) and then you can share it to an Android user, which they can then open in their web browser (right). If you created the chat and want to then join it, tap on the link that appears at the top of the FaceTime app (right underneath "Upcoming" ) and hit Join. They'll have to enter their name, hit Continue and then wait to be let in by the person who created the FaceTime link. You can share your link with someone who is using a non-Apple device, and they'll be able to use FaceTime via web browser.
This will open the share sheet, where you can hit Add Name to give your chat a name and choose how you want to share the link: You can copy it to your clipboard or share it via text message, email, AirDrop and more. There are a couple ways to create a FaceTime link, but the most straightforward way is to open the official FaceTime app on your iPhone or iPad and tap Create Link in the top-left of the screen. Thanks to iOS 15, you can now create a FaceTime link and share it with friends and family members on an Android phone or tablet or a Windows computer, so that they can join your video call. Nelson Aguilar/CNET Video call Android and Windows users with FaceTimeįaceTime is no longer exclusive to Apple devices.
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