Apple is preparing to introduce real-time language translation to AirPods as part of an upcoming software update linked to iOS 19. According to Bloomberg, this feature will allow users to understand and communicate in different languages seamlessly. For instance, an English speaker conversing with a isiZulu speaker will hear the translated conversation directly through their AirPods, while their own words will be translated and played aloud via the iPhone. While this is a new development for AirPods, real-time translation in earbuds is not a novel concept. Google first introduced this feature in 2017 with its original Pixel Buds, which leveraged Google Translate to provide live conversation support. Since then, Google's earbuds have continued to refine this function, making it a key selling point. Apple's entry into this space may be late, but its deep integration within the iOS ecosystem could offer a more seamless experience for users. In addition to software impr...