Hi James,
Yes, Russian does use the Cyrillic alphabet. But it is not at all like Hebrew,
in that it is not written from right to left, nor are there varied forms of the
letters as there are in Arabic and I think also Hebrew.
There is a Russian voice for voice over. So it should be accessible. In
I use down cast as it is 100 percent accessible and I can also sream and
download. I'll look on http://www.applevis.com sometime today as I thought that
there were some issues with the app a while ago.
Tc.
On Sep 20, 2013, at 9:49 AM, William Lomas wrote:
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> Sent from my iPhone'hi to all
Sent from my iPhone'hi to all,
has anyone tried pocket casts at all?
I use ios 7 and iphone 4s
When in a podcast itself, the buttons are un-labeled and am unsure as to
whether it is my device or the app.
seems very good from what read about it. in particular
the streaming not downloadu option
r
Hi Gang,
if anyone is looking for Airplay in the music apps, you'll not find it.
You will find it in the Control Centre.
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Hi Mary,
I have the English French and italian Collins/Ultralingua dictionairies and
they are completely accessible except for the Flashcards. However, I think that
Russian uses a script that is not based on Latin lettering. I think it is
called Serilic. I am not sure if this will be accessible
No. I showed them the blog post and they flast out said that was a roomer and
should not be taken as truth. Maybe one day. What that actually meant is the
devs have API access which they have had since last year and they can integrate
it in to their apps.
Take care.
On Sep 20, 2013, at 2:06 AM
Hi James,
I did just check with the ultra lingua site, and as was the case when I last
checked, I did not see anything related to any Russian products.
However, now I do see that they have a Collins Russian English dictionary which
is said to have ultra lingua features. It costs more than the ult
Double tap more info next to each language and turn enhanced quality on.
If you do not see your languages double tap add new language, then
double tap the language you want. Can I just say Apple has really done a
great job in this area. I had nothing but trouble with the language
rotor settings
I thought they stated am going to integrate it
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> On 20 Sep 2013, at 04:34, "Chris Gilland" wrote:
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> No, but you can definitely download and install it. It won't become your
> default keyboard though. With the way I O S framework, and API's work etc.
> coming from a dev
You could try www.ultralingua.com and see if they have a Russian-English
dictionary. The dictionaries are extremely good and accessible.
Best
James
On 20 Sep 2013, at 06:36, Chris Gilland wrote:
> OK, I don't know about an actual app, so this may not be exactly what you
> want per sey, but ho
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