Android Japanese Apps

[血まみれ剣術師]

You see some apps when you visit the Android market, yet there is not much information given which are the best or more suited to your level. Which apps have/do you use on your Android or iPhone device? What do you like or hate about that particular one? etc... One complaint I have about Android is the lack of a preinstalled optional Japanese IME. It is coming in the future.

[Dustin]

Simeji works well for me for the ime, there are 2 ways to use it, i usually flip it sideways and you can use it more like a roman keyboard, or their odd directional thing if you prefer, with the phone upright ( I never use it like that )


AEdict is nice, can write a character for lookup too, a WWWJDIC app.

I have ankidroid too but use it less often these days.

[血まみれ剣術師]

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Japanese Apps

_■ MutiLing Keyboard App

___ ▫ HanWriting Plug-in

___ ▫ Japanese Plug-in

_■ WWWJDIC for Android App

_■ Japanese Law App

_■ Obenkyo App

_■ Japanese Verbs App

Miscellaneous Apps

_■ DroidLaw App

___ ▫ US Constitution / Articles of Confederation / Declaration of Independence Plug-in

___ ▫ Law Dictionary Plug-in

___ ▫ Droid Law Addons List

_■ The Federalist Papers App

_■ Dolphin Browser™ HD App

___ ▫ Morning Coffee Plug-in

_■ Google Goggles App

_■ Barcode Scanner App

_~>~>~> Et cetra ~>~>~>~>









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[phreadom]

I think you mean MultiLing?

https://market.android.com/details?id=c ... .ime.latin

And for Dustin's apps:

Simeji:
https://market.android.com/details?id=c ... put.simeji

AEDict:
https://market.android.com/details?id=sk.baka.aedict

AnkiDroid:
https://market.android.com/details?id=com.ichi2.anki

[RealJames]

I'm a huge fan of the WWWJDIC app mainly because of it's OCR kanji recognition.
The one that ignores stroke order is a little sketchy but the one that considers stroke order is right nearly all the time!
I have tried the picture mode too using the camera and it was cool but the novelty wore off real fast.

Google Translator from Japanese to English, using voice recognition, is great sometimes. If I hear a word I don't know I can try to voice it out just as I heard it and sometimes it works nicely!