Tamil Transliteration Keyboard by Keynounce 4+

Name: Tamil Transliteration Keyboard by Keynounce
Rating: 3.1 (33 reviews)
Author: Abdulla Al-Shurafa

Abdulla Al-Shurafa

Designed for iPhone

- 3.1 • 33 Ratings

- Free
- Offers In-App Purchases

iPhone Screenshots

Description

KeyNounce is the easiest way to type in Tamil using just the English keyboard. KeyNounce uses a technique called "transliteration" that enables you to type the Tamil pronunciation in English, instantly giving you back the word written in Tamil.

For example, typing "Vanakkam" will be converted into the Tamil letters right as you type! It’s simple, fast and super accurate. You don’t need to worry about typing in the exact English spelling for an Tamil word, KeyNounce is smart enough to accept many input spellings for the same output word.

If you can write, or read Tamil, but aren’t used to typing using the Tamil keyboard, KeyNounce is the perfect solution for you.

KeyNounce works in any app! Once you enable the keyboard you’ll be able to easily compose texts, emails, tweets, facebook posts, and search the web in Tamil.

Watch the video above and see for yourself how useful KeyNounce can be.

Dec 29, 2015

Version 1.1.8

This app has been updated by Apple to display the Apple Watch app icon.

Fixed keyboard not showing any transliterations.

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3.1 out of 5

33 Ratings

Not friendly after recent update

I bought the tamil transliteration and it worked fine perfectly. The recent upgrade complicated things and it is no longer supporting me to type the words I wish (Eg: Thoongu - cannot be typed at all). Please fix it.

Limited time use

Works fine for first few days. Then will show message as upgrade to use. Uninstalled.

App doesn't work without having full access

Without enabling the full access this app can't be used. When you enable the full access what ever you type would be sent to the app developer. This freaking developer has created the 'key logger' in the name of Tamil.

The developer, Abdulla Al-Shurafa, has not provided details about its privacy practices and handling of data to Apple. For more information, see the developer’s privacy policy.