WWWJDIC for Android
WWWJDIC for Android is an application that enables user to use Online Japanese Dictionary WWWJDIC. Contents: GeneralDeveloper: Nikolay Elenkov Category: Reference Latest version: 1.52 Total versions: 5 Submitted: 27 Nov 2010 Updated: 22 Mar 2011 DescriptionWWWJDIC for Android is Android frontend for Jim Breen's WWWJDIC: Online Japanese Dictionary Service.Features: - Japanese sentence translation - Example search with approximately 150,000 examples (Japanese/English pairs) - Example breakdown/translation - History/favorites - Animated stroke order diagrams for over 6000 kanji - Handwritten kanji recognition - OCR - Multiple dictionary lookup (General/Japanese Names/Computing/Life Sciences and more) - Multiple languages supported (German/ French/ Russian/ Swedish/ Hungarian/ Spanish/ Dutch/ Slovenian) - romaji input - kanji lookup by reading, English meaning, radical number, stroke count and code (Unicode/JIS) - Radical table showing radical variations WWWJDIC for Android is an open source application released under Apache License 2.0. Project's page http://code.google.com/p/wwwjdic DownloadWWWJDIC for Android 1.52 seem to be the latest available version. Below you can find file(s) assigned to this version:
Description/changelog of WWWJDIC for Android 1.52: Released: November 20, 2010.- Updated to use new kanji recognizer URL. Version 1.51 (released November 19, 2010): - Bug fix: automatic encoding recognition with Excel 2007 Old versionsBelow are the earlier versions of WWWJDIC for Android. If you are aware of a newer version of WWWJDIC for Android or an older one, which is not listed here, please feel free to add it! |
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