LingvoSoft EnglishHebrew Talking Dictionary for Pocket PC translates from English into Hebrew, and vice versa, and provides speech synthesis.

The ability to pronounce English words is the distinguishing feature of this dictionary. You do not have to check the transcription, merely select a word and make the speech synthesizer pronounce it for you in a single click.

The new Hebrew-English dictionary is an extensive language resource. It features a searchable database of 400,000 words and phrases. Each entry is completed with part of speech information and provides several lexical meanings for all polysemantic words.

With the latest additions, this application's user interface presents superior high-resolution (640x480) VGA support. Among other improvements include provision for automatic Arabic ligatures, VGA support for the keyboard and the dictionary itself, and screen rotation for more effortless reading and navigating.

The new software is a combination of ease-of-use and flexibility.

The LingvoSoft Talking dictionary for Pocket PC has the following features:

Advanced English speech synthesis created with TTS (Text-to-Speech).

Screen rotation and high resolution 640x480 VGA display support.

Updated virtual keyboards support Pocket PC 2002, 2003 and Windows Mobile SE.

Extra fonts are specifically installed for correct display of Hebrew symbols, and Hebrew vocalization is displayed correctly regardless of whether the relevant encoding is supported on the system.

Virtual keyboards also support screen rotation and VGA display mode.

Quick search from the input line: just start typing and words beginning with those letters will appear.

Entries are complete with part of speech information and transcription.

Easy back translation for proof of correct understanding.

Word Grabber function: while working with another application, highlight the word and use the grabbing tool to automatically translate it.
The new LingvoSoft Talking Dictionaries are supplied with additional information for users: a User’s manual in .pdf format and a WhatsNew.txt file.