Updated Hindi Keyboard - minor bug fixes
1. Allows you to search user names in Hindi for both SMS and e-mail apps.
2. Works well with Hindi --> English translation in almost all translator apps using Google service.
Thanks for your response and bug reports.
Thinking of making keyboards for other Indic Languages
Tuesday, February 10, 2009
Sunday, February 1, 2009
Greek Keyboard for iphone
Available in Cydia Now
Greek keyboard add-on for the iKeyEx keyboard extender.
The keyboard uses standard modern Greek keyboard layout and is thus pretty straightforward to use.
For characters with accent, tap and hold the respective key till the options appear.
Special thanks to kennytm for packaging help
Greek keyboard add-on for the iKeyEx keyboard extender.
The keyboard uses standard modern Greek keyboard layout and is thus pretty straightforward to use.
For characters with accent, tap and hold the respective key till the options appear.
Special thanks to kennytm for packaging help
Hindi Keyboard for iphone
Available in Cydia Now
Hindi keyboard add-on for the iKeyEx keyboard extender.
An intuitive and easy to use Hindi Keyboard.
1. The characters are placed in alternate fashion in two layouts which can be toggled using shift key, e.g., pressing shift will convert 'ka' to 'kha'; 'ga' to 'gha' and so on.
2. Special characters and numbers can be accessed using 123 key.
3. For typing half-letters, type the letter you want followed by the 'halant' (on the back of 'a'). They may not display as half-letter on iphone but will display properly when read on a computer (i.e. in e-mails).
4. For characters with accent, tap and hold the respective key till the options appear. Some special and rarely used characters are also supported this way.
5. See screenshots for any doubts.
6. To enable go to Settings--> General--> International--> Keyboards and turn on the hindi keyboard (supported on 2.2 only)
Hindi keyboard add-on for the iKeyEx keyboard extender.
An intuitive and easy to use Hindi Keyboard.
1. The characters are placed in alternate fashion in two layouts which can be toggled using shift key, e.g., pressing shift will convert 'ka' to 'kha'; 'ga' to 'gha' and so on.
2. Special characters and numbers can be accessed using 123 key.
3. For typing half-letters, type the letter you want followed by the 'halant' (on the back of 'a'). They may not display as half-letter on iphone but will display properly when read on a computer (i.e. in e-mails).
4. For characters with accent, tap and hold the respective key till the options appear. Some special and rarely used characters are also supported this way.
5. See screenshots for any doubts.
6. To enable go to Settings--> General--> International--> Keyboards and turn on the hindi keyboard (supported on 2.2 only)
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