Babelingo 1.3.3 is now available on the AppStore. This is a minor update which includes Russian for all phrases. In addition, Romanized Russian may be enabled for those familiar with the language or wanting to learn it.
Babelingo 1.3.1 is now available on the AppStore. This is a minor update with some performance improvements and a couple of fixes to typos in a phrase or two. Also, a new ‘Follow Babelingo on Twitter’ link now exists in the Settings section. Following Babelingo on Twitter is a great way to stay in touch with the ongoings of the apps development in addition to current project status. If you haven’t tried out Twitter then head on over and take a look: http://www.twitter.com/babelingo
Babelingo 1.3 has finally been released. This version of Babelingo includes the much requested Portuguese langauge. In addition, phonetics are now available as subtexts for Japanese, Chinese, and Hindi. In order to enable Romaji, Pinyin, or Romanized Hindi, simply select the ‘Phonetics’ row in settings and change the switch for your desired phonetics to ‘On’. Phonetics are disabled by default.
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Babelingo 1.2.1 has been released on the AppStore. This update includes:
While Babelingo 1.2 was just released we’re already hard at work on the next release. One of the major features of the next major release (hopefully) will be the addition of phonetics to phrases in Japanese, Chinese, and Hindi. We have been working to create the Romaji and Pinyin versions of phrases but we need some help with reviewing them. If you are familiar with either Romaji or Pinyin and would be willing to review the quality of a few of our conversions please contact Babelingo support via support [at] ibabelingo [dot] com. We would be most grateful!
Babelingo version 1.2 has just gone live on the AppStore. Apple officially published it yesterday, September 1st, but for some unknown reason it did not appear until today. In any case, version 1.2 adds two new languages: Czech and Hindi. Each with all professionally translated phrases.
One neat feature for Hindi speakers is the ability to search for Hindi phrases by using the English keyboard to enter in Romanized Hindi representing the phonetic spellings of various Hindi words.
Version 1.1.1 just hit the AppStore. This is a minor update with a few fixes and improvements. Version 1.2 is hot on its heels and will include new languages and some enhancements. Stay tuned to the blog for updates…
Release Summary:
Babelingo 1.1.1 has been submitted to the AppStore and should appear within the next few days or so. This minor update includes the following fixes/enhancements:
In addition, version 1.2 is in development and will include a couple of new languages and enhancements.
Babelingo version 1.1 has been made available through the iTunes AppStore. This version includes Italian which has been a highly requested language. In addition, all phrases in all languages have been translated by native language speakers who are also professional translators. We are very excited about the quality of the translations in this release and couldn’t be more pleased with them. Additionally, other quality improvements in the 1.1 version have been made in the area of performance and usability. All in all these items make the 1.1 version of Babelingo nothing short of incredible.
While 1.1 was just released we are hard at work producing the next outstanding release of Babelingo. We have requests for many additional languages including Brazilian Portuguese and Arabic. Languages such as these are added to Babelingo based on user feedback. So while, we may be currently considering these languages for a future release please don’t hesitate to email our support in order to express your desire for these or other languages (each and every request increases the priority of that language).
Release Summary:
Just a quick note to let everyone know that Babelingo 1.1 is in progress. This will be a free update to those who have already purchased Babelingo. Highlights of the 1.1 release are inclusion of Italian and various bug fixes. In addition, all translated phrases will now be certified as accurate by a professional translation service (for each and every language). The 1.1 update should be finished and be uploaded to the AppStore by the middle of next week (around July 23rd). Apple then needs to verify the update prior to it showing up on the AppStore. It is unknown how long that process will take but it shouldn’t be more than a few days.
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