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Monday, July 25, 2011
Two Tibetan apps for iPhone users (iOS 4.2 or above)
Apple iPhone supports Tibetan input and text, if you are using iOS 4.2 or above, go to Settings -> General -> Keyboard -> International Keyboards -> Tibetan.
The Tibetan keyboard is based on Wylie, but it is not very useful for people who haven't learned Tibetan before.
There are two apps which can be useful for travelers:
English-Tibetan-English Dictionary (free app), no examples, simple word-to-word translation only, but can be useful for basic communication. Amazingly, it's free!
http://itunes.apple.com/us/app/tibetan-dictionary/id418873951?mt=8
Tibetan calendar (also free), maybe helpful for checking out festivals.
http://itunes.apple.com/us/app/tibetan-calendar/id370371782?mt=8
Apple iPhone supports Tibetan input and text, if you are using iOS 4.2 or above, go to Settings -> General -> Keyboard -> International Keyboards -> Tibetan.
The Tibetan keyboard is based on Wylie, but it is not very useful for people who haven't learned Tibetan before.
There are two apps which can be useful for travelers:
English-Tibetan-English Dictionary (free app), no examples, simple word-to-word translation only, but can be useful for basic communication. Amazingly, it's free!
http://itunes.apple.com/us/app/tibetan-dictionary/id418873951?mt=8
Tibetan calendar (also free), maybe helpful for checking out festivals.
http://itunes.apple.com/us/app/tibetan-calendar/id370371782?mt=8
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