Now on iPad: bigger keys and type sized for the iPad screen, with Korean, English and Japanese and no switch key. The settings screen now follows your device language (Korean, English or Japanese).

• Refined keyboard shape and colors. • Suggestions allow for a neighboring key hit by mistake, and learn how you tap. • Swipe up on a key for its symbol. • Slide the space bar to move the cursor. • Text replacements work. • Touch areas match the stock iPhone keyboard.

• Japanese nn: konnnichiha → こんにちは and minnna → みんな, with nn typing a single ん. • The language engine now follows Araso 0.6.0. • The keyboard uses about half the memory it did.

- The app now opens with how to turn the keyboard on, shown with the real Settings screens; the steps fold away once the keyboard is added. - The app is in Korean, Japanese and English. - Language engine updated to Araso 0.5.1. - Faster typing: the Korean dictionary is loaded ahead of time, and the candidate bar is redrawn only when it changes.

- New in Settings: Suggestions & Correction. Turn off suggestions, autocorrect, edge-touch correction or next-word prediction (Japanese) one by one; a feature that is off isn't computed at all, so typing gets lighter. - Language engine updated to Araso 0.4.5: digits and symbols no longer split a word, a long-held Shift still types Korean, and acronyms keep their particle (RNA까지).