Re: Best smart phones & apps for diverse scripts?

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On 29/10/2010, Don Osborn <dzo@bisharat.net> wrote:
> What do users of this list find to be the most Unicode friendly smart
> phones? Apps for those phones? Best input systems for texting beyond ASCII
> (and potentially multiscriptly)?

I use a Nokia N900 which runs a pretty well full-fleged version of
Linux (Debian based) - it works fine with complex scripts - though
you do have to install fonts for some scripts.

Anyway, at the time I bought it, it was the only phone I found that
worked with Tibetan without some serious hacking.

> Thanks in advance for any feedback. I'm back in the US and in the market for
> a new phone, and if I pay for high-end, don't want to be limited to ASCII.
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> Don
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