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Finally, Arabic on the iPhone!

Published on March 18, 2009 by in News

Finally Apple added Arabic language support the their latest iPhone OS 3.0. This update is currently available as a beta for iPhone developers. The iPhone is now available in 4 Arabic speaking countries: Saudi Arabia, UAE, Jordan and Egypt. And it will be available in Qatar soon. (via SaudiMac).

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  • http://www.dj-umaki.com Umair Rashid

    great news indeed!

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  • http://www.SelectCeremony.com Bar Mitzvah Photographer

    Dang, now I have to wait for 3.0 to go public. I hope it speeds up everything I want is on it.

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  • karim aoua

    I tried iphone os 3.0 beta 5 and it seems it supports Arabic, but when I tried with Safari not every Arabic letter is written correctly. For example: the word Bi’ar, because the letter ba has kasra, hamza will be written on top of ya without dots. I couldn’t write hamza, the only alif I could write is the standing alif. Do you know how to write the other forms of hamza? There is a bug as well related to kassra, dumma, fatha ….etc. Any help will be appreciated. Thanks, Karim

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    Khaled A. Reply:

    if you have the iphone os 3 beta then I assume you are in the developer program? if so then you should report it to the developer forum ;)

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  • http://www.joeydiab.com Joey

    Hey Karim, Did you try with the letter “?”as a pop-up of the “?”? It worked fine for me like that… Joey

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