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I have my Android device set to use en-GB as its primary language for metric units, my spell checker is set to en-US, and my Google News is set to India. What
by lake99 11y ago
I have my Android device set to use en-GB as its primary language for metric units, my spell checker is set to en-US, and my Google News is set to India.
What you want is already possible. However, I do wish the platform allowed a more direct customization of all LC_* stuff.
> Windows has been getting locale settings right for ages now.
Do you mean Windows phone? If so, I'm impressed. If you meant Windows, the computer OS series, well, that would not be a fair comparison for Android. Linux already gets that right.
- hudell 11y agoWhen I switched from Android to Windows Phone back in 2012, I was surprised with the quality of the localization. I lived in a very small town in the middle of Brazil and even so, the dictionary knew all regional words, town names and prety much anything I tried to type on it. Everytime I use iOS or Android, I'm quickly reminded that that is not the case outside windows phone.