@arsalanaly Urdu (Latin) is built, with a dictionary from about 90 million words of real Roman Urdu text, so spellings like kay, aik and nahi are there and English mixed into the same sentence stays untouched. It comes in 2.2, the next App Store update.
Thank you for the update... I am certain the next iteration will impress me with a more stable build... Even the current build is considerably better than the official initial version. I have already abandoned the iOS keyboard from my daily driver on iPhone; efkey iOS keyboard is significantly superior for typing, particularly for those with extensive typing experience.
@arsalanaly Urdu (Latin) is built, with a dictionary from about 90 million words of real Roman Urdu text, so spellings like kay, aik and nahi are there and English mixed into the same sentence stays untouched. It comes in 2.2, the next App Store update.
Thank you for the update... I am certain the next iteration will impress me with a more stable build... Even the current build is considerably better than the official initial version. I have already abandoned the iOS keyboard from my daily driver on iPhone; efkey iOS keyboard is significantly superior for typing, particularly for those with extensive typing experience.