I asked before a lot questions about how to root my mobile.. I found this guide which is always up to date.. Or you can search the web for that 🙂
I asked before a lot questions about how to root my mobile.. I found this guide which is always up to date.. Or you can search the web for that 🙂
After having my Samsung Galaxy Tab 10.1v for almost one week, I am ready to write a full review about the Arabic support in Android 3.0 with a video 🙂 so stay tune for this weekend.
UPDATE
I recorded a small video about Arabic support in Honeycomb, and please don’t comment on the video because I know myself I am bad in recording videos or audio 🙂
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Oe3MIWzAHwo
Today Mozilla is releasing the Firefox Mobile version for Android phone http://tinyurl.com/45l6qwu which bring the whole experience of the Firefox desktop edition to your Mobile. For Arabic World what does it mean, you can enjoy reading Arabic Website on your Android phone while Android does not support Arabic now. So you can let Android support Arabic on the Web without modifying your mobile or patch it.
With the launch of Firefox 4, Arabic Mozilla community team launch their website www.arabicmozilla.org give it a visit and see if you can contribute. It’s fun
Arabic support for Gingerbread is finally ready by Alsand get it from here. Flash it to your rooted mobile and enjoy the Arabic support. I hope this is the last time we will do that because Honeycomb supports Arabic by default.
This trick work with any Android mobile that have Android 2.0 and above, you can read Arabic website using Firefox Mobile installed from Android Market Currently in Beta 5 but it is very stable. Still you can read Arabic SMS, but you wanna have Arabic website on your mobile without a hassle of flashing a custom ROM or Rooting, just install Firefox Mobile. Thanks to my friend for this tip (@amersweidan)
After my return from Canada and getting my Nexus One Mobile, I decided last Saturday to add the Arabic support to Android 2.2, after 10 mins of hard work and scary moments :D, I restored all my apps and data to my N1 with Arabic.
I don’t take any credits for this quick guide, all information were gathered from here and their and I’m not responsible for any bricked devices or data lost and this procedures will void your warranty.. I am warning you
Please note this article is just for Nexus One (Google Phone) with Froyo (Android 2.2) Version.
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Procedures:
The Arabic support to Android arrived unofficially thanks to Ayman Al-Sanad who added the support to the OS. I tried to add the Arabic support to my HTC myTouch 3G (Magic 32B) and now I have my mobile read Arabic in most of the applications.
What you have to do is to root your mobile, flash the latest custom Cyanogen 4.2.13 that support Arabic restart your mobile and that is it.. Your HTC Magic/myTouch 3G support Arabic.
To flash your mobile with the custom room check this website…
UPDATE: (Cyanogen 4.2.15.1 with Arabic support)
Cyanogen 4.2.15.1 is the latest custom ROM for Android now also support Arabic, flash first Cyanogen 4.2.15.1 then flash the Arabic support from here… Also to support them you can either donate or but the RTL support from Android Market
UPDATE: (Cyanogen 5.07 with Arabic support)
If you already want to upgrade your mobile to the latest Android 2.1 aka eclair and get benefits from the the new features and scared to lose Arabic support?! Think again because our friend Ayman did it again and add the Arabic support to the Android 2.1 and I confirm that it is working… after flashing 5.0.7 go to this website and flash the Arabic support to your mobile..