Hasan Hatrash, Arab News JEDDAH, 21 November 2007 — Two months after unlocking Apple's iPhone, four young Saudi software developers are putting the final touches on "Arabizing" the world's most hyped mobile product. The developers have not only integrated an Arabic-language keyboard and buttons but also created what is perhaps the first prayer-time software plug-in for the iPhone. "Having the Arabic support system as a plug in, makes it more flexible and easier to integrate with any upcoming version of the iPhone,"...
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PR Newswire
PR Newswire
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Gulf News
Gulf News
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International Herald Tribune
International Herald Tribune
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Chosunilbo
Chosunilbo
U.S. Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice has called on Arab nations to increase their diplomatic and economic support for Iraq. Rice made the request while...

