Hey guys, I have a Samsung Galaxy Vibrant from T-Mobile. I was successfully able to root it and able to load the Clockwork Recovery from Rom Manager. I'm wondering if there is a possiblilty to load Arabic fonts on this phone with the letters fully connected. I tried looking up a CM rom to load then flashing an Arabic package (as various Android phones from T-Mobile does this), however, there is no CM. So is there a different way, perferably one that allows me to keep my current 2.1 update software?
Hi,
I notice it is possible to change the default fonts file to another one. So I think what about to change a font include Arabic characters? I'm not sure about it , But you can have a try..
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Hi All,
First of all, I DID do a search and nothing turned up. I also don't know which sub-forum this needs to go under, so mods please feel free to move it to a better location.
Note: I know there are other Android phones out there that have Arabic language packs, but it was not at all clear if those same packs would work on the Thunderbolt, and even less clear if they would work on the STOCK 2.3.4 update.
The basics:
Thunderbolt running 2.3.4 STOCK rooted and ready to go.
ClockworkMod recovery installed
So far the ONLY way for me to read Arabic properly is using Opera Mobile. However this only works for browsing sites like aljazeera.net. The system itself doesn't support Arabic entirely with apps like the Webkit browser, and text messaging showing the letters in LTR rather than RTL and disjoint.
Since I have a rooted device running the latest official stock rom (2.3.4) I figured now is the time to investigate.
Can anyone please help? Thanx
bump, i would appreciate knowing this as well. anyway to get arabic support without rooting or changing rom?
there isn't really something arabic specific for the thunderbolt, but you can download fonts/keyboards to give support.
font wise, download "Mirsal" from Market, then get a keyboard like "Ibrahim Arabic Keyboard". it will help with sms/txt, email, etc...
I bought a Samsung Galaxy S2 from Cellcom, and the first thing I did with it was to root it and install CyanogenMod 7.1. For some reason, CyanogenMod doesn't like Cellcom simcards, and it had a lot of problems (apparently this is a known problem within the community). After that I tried a lot of different ROMs, and I ended up staying with VillainRom 3.0.
The thing is that I NEED to be able to write in Hebrew, and the ROM doesn't come with Hebrew language installed. I usually never start threads but I already tried a couple of solutions I saw in several forums and none of them helped (one even ****ed up my ROM and made me had to install it again). I don't need to have everything in Hebrew, I just need to be able to write emails and SMS in Hebrew. Can anybody help me? Is it possible to install different languages on the side?
Thanks!
EDIT: I just realized that you can download Anysoft Keyboard with the Hebrew expansion pack from the Market. Don't mind me, I suck ***** etc.
i have installed a Font package and now i want to get back on old one. but even after flashing DroidSans (android default font) some of languages doesn't change. i used this Thread but no luck in any.
only English changes. not some languages like Persian(farsi) or arabic.
i'm asking if somebody has Stock or CM fonts update package so that i could flash via CWM.
Thanks
Hi there, my uncle just got the galaxy note.
He would like the chinese interface language.
Does anyone know if any of the custom rom already has it built in?
Does anyone know if the official ICS rom has it built in?
If not, is it possible to add the files manually with the phone rooted?
Thank you
Hi, im new in android and i`m looking for how to install new firmware on my android netbook HL-PC1088-HD. Biggest problem i have is keyboard language i want to change it but it`s not working. :crying: Also i change the keyboard for another one with another layout and in fact it`s not the problem with keyboard but in firmware. Can somebody help me how to open recovery mode and install new software?
To flash a firmware other than the stock one you as 1st thing of all things have to install a custom recovery: the stock recovery only allows to flash stock firmware.
Wondering why you don't simply install GBoard - the Google Keyboard?