Mobile Mandarin translation launched
Aug 7 - California-based JaJah is launching a new Mandarin translation service which aims to remove the language barrier for visitors to China.
The IP telephony company is partnering with IBM to rollout 'JaJah.Babel' ahead of the Beijing Olympics.
The free service, available by calling a toll-free number, will translate English to Mandarin Chinese and Mandarin back to English.
Reuters Technology Correspondent Matt Cowan reports.
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