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Japanese language dictionaries for MS Smartphone released
July 01, 2006 [MS Smartphone] | By Edward J. R.

Japanese is a very simple language, when it comes to pronunciation but in writing and print it is using characters that originate from Chinese characters, so having dictionary at hand - if you are learning this language - is extremely important. Now you can use your smartphone for this purpose: Please note: both these Japanese dictionary have extensive vocabulary - 400,000 words and phrases - and a clever searching mechanism: One really useful function of this application is that it can find the word you are looking for based on only a few of its letters. Since entering a single letter can take several button presses, you are sure to appreciate this time saving benefit within minutes of using the software!

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