Slightly improved the candidate ranking algorithm.

1. Refined the 9-Key (T9) keyboard with the new iOS 26 Liquid Glass design. 2. Added settings for keyboard default input mode. Choose between Cantonese, ABC, or the previously used mode. 3. Slightly improved the candidate ranking algorithm. 4. Improved the design of the metro pages in the main app.

1. Fixed an issue where the keyboard’s top toolbar could become misaligned at both ends when “Display Zoom” is set to “Larger Text” on iPhone. 2. Slightly improved English candidate suggestions. 3. Slightly improved reverse lookup of Jyutping using Mandarin Pinyin. 4. Introduced the new app icon.

1. Added a small number of English word suggestions. You can enable or disable them in the keyboard settings. 2. Fixed an issue where typing could produce errors in apps such as Microsoft Bing and Edge.

1. The keyboard now supports the new emojis introduced in Emoji 17.0 2. Improved reverse lookup of Jyutping using Cangjie, Quick(Sucheng), Stroke, Mandarin Pinyin, and character components. 3. Improved the gesture on the Delete key: swipe from right to left or from bottom to top to clear pre-edit syllables. 4. Improved the Traditional–Simplified character conversion algorithm. 5. Improved the display of certain candidate characters.

1. Added new settings for candidate Jyutping annotation display scenes. 2. Improved the display layouts for some candidates. 3. Enhanced the sorting algorithm for some candidates.

1. Added 18-key and 19-key keyboard layouts. 2. Improved the display of long text in certain parts of the keyboard interface.

1. Initial support for reverse lookup from Mandarin Pinyin to Jyutping in the 10-key (T9) keyboard. 2. Minor improvements to the input algorithm.

Fixed an issue where the top toolbar of the keyboard displayed incorrectly on some devices.

Fixed an issue where the 10-key (T9) keyboard was sometimes unable to input long sentences.

1. Improved the keyboard’s top toolbar. 2. Enhanced input memory and word composition algorithms. 3. Added a new 21-key layout for the iPhone version.

• Added a new setting to adjust the height of the keyboard input keys. • Improved gesture handling for swiping up and down on letter keys. • Improved the input algorithm for tones and syllable separators. • Refined the design and style of certain keyboard keys. • Enhanced the pronunciation lookup feature in the main app.

• Brand-new keyboard design adapted for iOS 26 and Liquid Glass. • New app icon designed to match the latest system styles. • Fixed an issue where the keyboard could occasionally crash due to high memory usage. • Improved candidate sorting algorithm. • Improved abbreviated input algorithm. • Improved input memory algorithm. • Improved handling of syllable separator input. • Improved syllable selection on the 10 key (T9) keyboard. • Improved reverse lookup for Mandarin Pinyin and Stroke input. • Improved swipe-up and swipe-down interactions on keyboard keys.

Fixed an issue where the “System Text Replacements” feature could cause candidate words to appear duplicated.

• Improved the keyboard’s adaptation to different screen sizes. • Improved the initialization process when the keyboard pops up. • Improved the design of the return key. • Slightly improved the “System Text Replacements” feature. • Slightly improved the experience of using Mandarin Pinyin to reverse lookup Jyutping. • Slightly improved the input algorithm. • Slightly improved the 10 key (T9) keyboard.

• Added a new option to use system text replacements. • Improved the syllable seperate key on iPad. • Fixed issues with some input keys. • Slightly improved the 10 Key (T9) keyboard input algorithm.

What's New: • Fixed an issue where the G key malfunctioned on certain iPad models. • Fixed a flickering issue in the sidebar of the 10 key (T9) keyboard. • Improved the handling algorithm for incomplete syllables to enhance the typing experience. Recent Updates: • Added a new setting to display alternate symbols on letter keys. You can input them by swiping up or down on the keys. • Added a new setting to show a row of number keys at the top of the keyboard. • Improved the algorithm for handling incomplete syllables for smoother typing. • Refined the keyboard's visual design, including key corner radius, shadows, and colors. • Enhanced the overall experience of using the 10 key (T9) keyboard.

• Added a new option to display extra symbols on letter keys. • Added a new option to show a row of number keys at the top of the keyboard. • Improved various aspects of the keyboard’s visual design. • Improved the algorithm for handling incomplete syllable input. • Slightly improved the 10 Key (T9) keyboard.

• Introduced “Compatible with Common Spellings” new option. • Introduced “Use 10 Key Stroke Keyboard” new option for reverse lookup. • Enhanced Stroke reverse lookup.

Fixed an issue with the keyboard height when the iPhone is in landscape mode.

• Added support for iOS 18.4 new emojis. • Added the “Use 10 Key Number Pad” new option. • Other bug fixes and performance improvements.

Bug fixes and performance improvements.

• Adjust the style and design of the tool bar and candidate bar at the top of the keyboard. • Improve support for various keyboard types requested by the input field, such as numeric, email, and URL keyboards. • Other bug fixes and performance enhancements.

• Fixed an issue where long-pressing and sliding the space key might not correctly move the cursor. • Improved compatibility with Instagram and Threads on iPad. • Improved keyboard design for landscape orientation on iPhone. • Improved Reverse Lookup experience when using the Triple-Stroke layout. • Other bug fixes and performance improvements.

• Improved the keyboard pop-up animation for smoother transitions. • Enhanced the design of the key bubble preview. • Improved the keyboard layout design for iPad. • Optimized compatibility for the iPad mini (A17 Pro). • Refined the Emoji candidate list when typing. • Improved the Haptic Feedback for the iPhone keyboard. • Enhanced the algorithm for handling incomplete syllables, such as allowing “杜林普” to be entered with either “dlpou” or “doulp”.