August 22, 2012 By

Multiling Keyboard for Android–type in your native language

The number of languages that are supported natively on Android is being increased with every released, but can vary between manufacturers. When we get a new device in, we’ll always try to offer a post that runs through the system languages that are supported on the device. If you’re language isn’t included as standard, we suggest installing an app called MoreLocale2, which doesn’t change the system language completely for all but is very good in most cases.

We’ve just been made aware in the comments on our One X languages post (thanks, gebaly) of an app called Multiling keyboard, which has good reviews on the Play Store and supports a huge list of languages. It also offers predictive texting, so is a must if you do wish to type in a language that is not supported by the device, or need to switch between typing in different languages. The video below shows some of the languages that are supported.

Both MoreLocale2 and Multiling keyboard are free on the Play Store so definitely worth checking out if you do need to change the language on your handset.

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Better known as 'Wardy', digital media is where his interest lies. Responsible for many elements of the Clove website and external advertising activities, Wardy is our interactive media graduate.

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