when i get notifications in arabic on the mi band 4 it doesnt show the actual characters i just get ???
please help
Try changing your band language to Russian (or Spanish, Polish, maybe others too). English language doesn't contain any special characters, so they show just question marks. Also you might try transliterate feature of Notify & Fitness app as well (though no idea if that works with Arabic).
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Hello Sir,
I AM NOW VERY Disappointed That We Can Not Read Asian Languages ON Our Universal DEVICE. I Have Spent Many Hours To Find A Solution But Failed. Urdu Language Is Read From Right To Left. When We Change Font To Urdu True Type We Can See All Characters But Left To Right. Is There Any Registry Settings To Do This I Mean Right To Left Reading Of Asian Languages. If Yes Kindly Let Us Know And If No Then How Can We Do That?
Waiting Your Kind Reply
I hope you accept my answer, even though I am not Asukal (haven't seen him on the forum for a long time).
Unfortunately, to read and write right to left on windows mobile devices you need a special program which is specific to the language you are using.
Windows mobile does not have functions that support right to left.
Hebrew and Arabic speakers encounter the same problem and for each of those languages there is a special localization application that converts all text right to left.
Unfortunately those apps are not free and they only recognize the specific language they were written for.
You need to look for such a program for your language.
Arabizer provides, partial solution to Urdu, however additional Urdu characters are not included, by installing this program enables you to view the Urdu text properly (in Right to Left mode)
Hope this will help!
I've got my HTC Touch pro2 early, by not waiting for Norwegian release date (4 july).
The touchflo is english, and I like it that way.
The keyboard layout does not include norwegain "æøå" letters.
The spellcheck/XT9 lists I already have are: English, French, German, Italian and Spanish.
I would like to have "Norwegian"
where are the settings/files i need to add, in order to fix this ?
AlCapone said:
I've got my HTC Touch pro2 early, by not waiting for Norwegian release date (4 july).
The touchflo is english, and I like it that way.
The keyboard layout does not include norwegain "æøå" letters.
The spellcheck/XT9 lists I already have are: English, French, German, Italian and Spanish.
I would like to have "Norwegian"
where are the settings/files i need to add, in order to fix this ?
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Might be worth having a look in the blackstone forum for their language packs and just try it on the TouchPro2, should work in theory.
I tried to change my hw keyboard layout and I have been able to have "è" and "ù", no way to have "ì", "ò", "à": keys simply do not work at all...
As far as software keyboard is concerned, I believe that you should change sip.
nicelad_uk : thanks - I assume you mean this post ?
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showpost.php?p=3304868&postcount=5
I installed Norwegian language, and it works becuase it's auto-selected, but does not show in the language selection list so after choosing English, I must reinstall it if I want it back.
It's a spellcheck and XT9 list, it does not influence the soft-keyboard layout, or the kayboards special characters list.
ninja.rogue: what do you mean by "change sip" ?
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ninja.rogue: what do you mean by "change sip" ?
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I mean to change software keyboard , using something like EZinput 2.0 or similar
Solution for Norwegianhardware Keyboard on HTC Touch Pro2 is here:
http://www.madhacker.org/HTCTouchPro2.htm
It's best to Get in there early as a Moderation Team.
For now it's best to keep These kind of Using Questions in the General Forum.
I have searched for this on the internet but can't find any useful info.
Since one week I'm proud owner of Note 2. It's a fantastic phone. There is just one rather big problem I'm having with this phone.
I have a stock phone and I would like to use handwriting recognition for different languages. I have added and updated English, Dutch and Croatian. It is possible for me to write with S pen when I select English or Dutch. But when I select Croatian, the handwriting option in the menu disappears and I can only choose to use on-screen keyboard or speak-to-text recognition.
By the way. I need to use handwriting recognition for writing: SMS / Whattsapp / E-mail mainly.
I really need Note 2 to be able to write text in any Ex-Yugoslavian language (Bosnian, Croatian, Serbian), preferably Bosnian or Croatian. Does anyone know if a solution exists for this problem?? It would help me very much to use my phone to it's full extent.
One maybe important piece of information. My phone is an international GT-7100 version.
Tried:
- So you just know when I try to write serbo-croatian, with English or Dutch selected, the phone just tries to change the words to English or Dutch. So this is not a workable solution...
Bump!
I would like to know this too... Writing in english is perfect on this phone. But most of my sms i send in Serbian (or serbo-croatian, whatever you like)..
@OP : pozdrav tebra
I have the same issue with Lithuanian language. However I have checked on other phone with exact same software version and settings and it had the functionality. No idea what Im missing - any help appreciated.
Hi All,
We have released a Pronunciation/Translation App for beta testing here:
play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=saypu.com&hl=en
The App enables you to convert text written in foreign languages into SaypU spelling, whether the foreign language uses non-Roman characters (e.g. Arabic word ‘كلمة’ would be ‘kalima’) or Roman script (e.g. French word ‘chat’, which means ‘cat’ in English, becomes ‘sha’ in SaypU).
In addition, you can convert English text spelled phonetically into the traditional spelling (e.g. ‘frend’ --> ‘friend’).
Also, you can use the EngSMS language to convert English words into shortcuts (‘good’ --> ‘gd’) or to convert shortcuts into English words (‘gd’ --> ‘good’)
It is very easy to learn the SaypU alphabet using examples from popular English words (e.g. ‘very’ --> ‘veri’), by clicking on Menu, then Alphabet.
If you could test on various devices and forward any suggestions, it would be greatly appreciated.
Hi, XDA!
I want to buy this device, but you know global version hasn't got NFC hardware enabled. So, I ask here if anyone has Chinese/NFC enabled and if it has global languages apart of Chinese and English (I want to enable Spanish and Russian, in particular).
So, apart of that question, I would like to know if anyone has taken advantage of NFC features and AI support out of Chinese market, or if knows future official/unofficial developments to enable and use NFC far from China.
Thanks a lot!
I'm not sure what languages besides English and Chinese are supported officially, but you can always flash this FW which contains Spanish and Russian - https://geekdoing.com/threads/international-firmware-for-mi-band-4.970/
As far as I know, it is not possible to use NFC outside of China (at least as of now).
If you install the notify and fitness for mi band 4 app from Google Playstore you can select from all languages. My phone language is set to Norwegian, and this was the only way to force the language on the band to English, but the app supports many languages.