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When iPad first shipped with iOS 3.2, there was no support for traditional Chinese input. So anyone wanting to log in with a Chinese name, or type some Chinese
by natch 15y ago
When iPad first shipped with iOS 3.2, there was no support for traditional Chinese input. So anyone wanting to log in with a Chinese name, or type some Chinese into a form, would have been out of luck on an iPad unless they had some kind of add-on solution. Just a guess, but maybe Opera came with some kind of built-in Chinese input that compensated for this shortcoming?
- gurkendoktor 15y agoBut Opera Mini for the iPad came out even later than iOS 4.2 (if I did my googling correctly). So I hope that wasn't the reason, people entering TC characters on a low-resolution device in a scaled-up iPhone Opera Mini is a terrible image :)