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 ==== Credits ====
 Thanks to Nick De Cooman for undertaking the AmbiScrabble project (under supervision of [[http://soft.vub.ac.be/~ebainomu|Engineer Bainomugisha]] and [[http://soft.vub.ac.be/~egonzale|Elisa Gonzalez Boix]]) to validate the Scheme and Objective-C symbiosis
 ===== PolyGlot Chat Application =====
-PolyGlot chat is a distributed chat application that enables users to write text messages in their preferred language and have the text message automatically translated to the receiver's language.
+PolyGlot chat is a distributed chat application that enables users to write text messages in their preferred language and have the text message translated in realtime to the receiver's language.
 ==== How the chat works ====
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 ==== Application design and implementation ====
-The PolyGlot chat application has been designed in a peer-to-peer fashion without assuming a centralised server. We implement the chat logic and distribution concerns of the application in [[iScheme|iScheme]], while the graphical user interface (GUI) is implemented in Objective-C using the Cocoa framework. The translation happens using Google translator API which is accessible to iScheme, thanks to the Objective-C and Scheme symbiosis.
+The PolyGlot chat application has been designed in a peer-to-peer fashion without assuming a centralised server. We implement the chat logic and distribution concerns of the application in [[iScheme|iScheme]], while the graphical user interface (GUI) is implemented in Objective-C using the Cocoa framework. The translation happens using the Google translator API which is accessible from iScheme, thanks to the Objective-C and Scheme symbiosis.