Babylon launches version 10 of its translation platform, now offering new features, enriched content and Windows 8 compatibility.

San Francisco, CA.  – Babylon.com (TASE: BBYL), a global provider of translation solutions and Internet search services, has announced the launch of “Babylon 10,” the latest version of its flagship, award-winning translation software. The high performance desktop translator offers top quality translations in 77 languages and boasts a host of new features encased in a sleek new design.

The software is now available free of charge for unlimited use. It ‘s the only software of its kind  currently compatible with Windows 8, Office 2013 and Internet Explorer 10. In addition to the desktop version, Babylon 10 is available on Windows 8-based tablets and Windows Phone 8 devices.

“By offering language solutions for all platforms, Babylon 10 now provides a translation tool  that users can access  at anytime,anywhere” said Liat Sade-Sternberg, Babylon Vice President of Sales & Marketing. “Babylon is proud to offer its most advanced translation product yet, , more accurate and accessible to more markets  and now entirely free of charge.”

Babylon software is already used by millions worldwide, setting a Guinness World Record™ for Most Downloads of a Translation Software. This latest version of the software offers an array of new features, including revolutionary “Document Translation,” which allows users to upload any Microsoft Office document and receive its translation into any one of 38 different languages, while still retaining the exact format of the original document.

“Babylon for Windows 8 adds several translation experiences and is a great example of the flexibility and integration options available to app builders on the platform,” said John Richards, Senior Director of Windows App Marketing for Microsoft Corp.

Babylon 10 provides information from a repository of over 25 million terms, gathered from the world’s leading dictionaries, glossaries and encyclopedias.

Get Babylon 10 at: www.babylon.com