We are very excited to announce the launch of Keyman Desktop 9.0! Keyman Desktop 9.0 is the world’s leading custom input method tool for Windows, covering thousands of languages in every country under the sun — with keyboard layouts created by the Keyman community and your own creations made with Read more…
Updated for mobile: Tamil Mobile – we've created an optimized version of our Tamil keyboards specifically for smaller mobiles such as iPhone, iPad and Android tablets. Available now in Keyman for Android and Keyman for iPhone and iPad applications. GFF Amharic – version 1.2 is mobile optimized, allowing easy typing Read more…
Over the last few months, our team has been working hard on developing a native version of Keyman for iOS, which is now available on the Apple App Store as Keyman! The Keyman app now brings you the power and ease of use of Keyman Desktop to your iPhone, iPad Read more…
We are pleased to announce, after quite a break, a minor update for Keyman Desktop. This update just fixes two bugs which a few customers have reported: I3906: The Font helper can report less than 100% coverage when space or control characters are involved. This means that when trying Read more…
Keyman has a long and colourful history of integration with Windows. Keyman introduced the concept of language switching even before Windows supported multiple languages — way back in 1991. Because of this long history, and the support we added over this time for Windows 3.1, 95/98/Me, NT4, through 2000, XP, Read more…
We recently submitted Keyman Desktop for Windows 8 certification, continuing our tradition of Microsoft compatibility. The Windows 8 certification program was designed to help consumers identify apps that work well with Windows 8 devices. It shows that Keyman Desktop is an important part of the Windows experience. This means that Read more…
Over the last few months, you may have noticed a new help link popping up in Keyman keyboard searches: ScriptSource is a new initiative from the folks at SIL, designed to be a: "dynamic, collaborative reference to the writing systems of the world, with detailed information on scripts, characters, languages Read more…
I'm excited to announce that I (Marc Durdin) will be presenting at the Internationalization and Unicode Conference 36 in October, on the topic "From Typewriter to Touch: Multi Platform Keyboards — Challenges and Illustrations". I will be walking through a number of the complexities and challenges that may not be Read more…
We've added an official Dzongkha layout for Keyman Desktop and for KeymanWeb and we think you should be excited. Language, Script + Keyboard Dzongkha, the national language of Bhutan, is spoken by over 170,000 people worldwide. The language is written using the Tibetan script, which was developed from Devanagari in Read more…
This June we published a keyboard for the N'Ko script, a writing system designed in the 1940s to meet the needs of African languages. There are a number of exciting ways you can use the new N'Ko keyboard: Download to type in all your Windows applications Type online in KeymanWeb Read more…