How to install Khmer Unicode on your iPhone, iPad and iPod without Jailbreaking your idevice IOS 7

How to install Khmer Unicode Font on iPhone, iPod, iPad only on  iOS7
This tip just allow you to read Khmer font on some programs(Facebook, Youtube, Music,….) but not work on Safari browser.

In this article you can know, how to install Khmer Unicode on iOS 7 (iPhone iPad iPod Touch).
Many of user that have been update to iOS 7 need to read Khmer Unicode well in other website or any application like facebook, youtube, iTune etc.
To solve this problem 4KhmeriPhone Team has been develop the font package to
setup in iDevice then the device will be able to read Khmer Unicode smooth but
not for all application like safari.
In Safari we have the trick to read Khmer Unicode in switch to Reading Mode.
This Khmer Unicode font package can be install on iPhone iPad iPod Touch.
So Today we'll show you how to install Khmer Unicode Font on your  iPhone iPad iPod Touch.

Just make sure you are read this well understand before doing. We are not responsible for any damage of your device.
Just Follow this easy step

This is how to install :

1. Open Safari and click on these link on your iOS 7 device :

          - Khmer Unicode Font (Battambang):  Get Here New Link

          - Khmer Unicode Font (Nokora) : Get Here  New Link

You can get more font Khmer Unicode font from here.

Font credit to Mr Danh Hong.

2. Download

3. Install (Type your password of apple id if required)

4.Final step: ready to use and test 

If you have any problem or you can't do, please leave your comment here to let's us
help.



*** Note: In this post we have two Khmer font to show,but you can use only one font so please choose which one you like and  easy for your choice.

If you can't do or have any problem please leave your comment here.

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Credit to :

- 4KhmeriPhone 

- Khmer9 

Categories: all Phone, Iphone, Khmer Unicode

Other Khmer Unicode Font for iOS (iPhone iPad iPod Touch)

Last day we have post about how to install Khmer Unicode on iOS 7.
So today we want to show you guy many other font style for your iOS 7 device.

1. Khmer Bayon Font            GET HERE
2. Khmer FH Font                 GET HERE
3. Khmer MN Font                GET HERE
4. Khmer Original Font         GET HERE
5. Khmer Prey Veng Font     GET HERE
6. Khmer font Dong Rek       GET HERE
7. Khmer font NotoSan         GET HERE

How to install these font ?

Link Full Download

Categories: all Phone, Iphone, Khmer Unicode

How do you type Khmer on Samsung and LG Android phones?

In recent days, two big brand mobile phone companies, Samsung and LG, started adding Khmer language to their Android phone.

Many people have only used non-standard keyboards will see some differences to what they are used to, and they will wonder how to type some of the vowels, such as េះ, ោះ, ុះ and ាំ?

Khmer language experts refer to these as combined vowels, and in 1996, a language committee suggest to Unicode experts to only add 16 single vowels to Khmer Unicode standard. These were: ា ិ ី ឹ ឺ ុ ូ ួ ើ ឿ ៀ េ ែ ៃ ោ and ៅ.

Under this proposal the combined vowels are made up of two Unicode characters and require 2 keys for typing:

ាំ -> ា + ំ
េះ -_> េ + ះ
ោះ -> ោ + ះ
ុះ -> ុ + ះ
This method of typing is similar to the new Khmer keyboard layout in Mac OSX and also similar to standard keyboard developed by NiDA.

Maurice Bauhahn and Michael Everson, in their responses to the KPP group for the reasons not to add combined vowels, indicated:

The decision to not encode the ligatures ុំ U+17C6 (KHMER VOWEL SIGN U) + U+17C6 (KHMER SIGN NIKAHIT) and ាំU+17B6 (KHMER VOWEL SIGN AA) + U+17C6 (KHMER SIGN NIKAHIT) was a bold move by the Khmer linguists committee. Indeed it appears to fly in the face of Khmer textbooks and the Chhuan Nath dictionary introduction. On closer inspection, however, it is obvious that it was the right decision.

-First of all, note that the name NIKAHIT distinguishes this character from pure vowels whose names are purely phonetic (their names mimic their sound).

-Second, note that this is not the only combination which creates a unique vowel. The signs ំU+17C6 (KHMER SIGN NIKAHIT), ះ U+17C7 (KHMER SIGN REAHMUK) and ៈ U+17C8 (KHMER SIGN YUUKALEAPINTU) combine with various dependent vowels to create about 18 additional vowels. If one would accept the two suggested ligatures, it would also be necessary to add the 16 other vowels, thoroughly complicating the life of already overworked typists!

-Third, the ambiguity of whether to type a combined ligature of a dependent vowel and NIKAHIT (or REAHMUK or YUUKALEAPINTU) or to use separate parts would violate the principle of “ambiguity must be avoided”. Note that sometimes those signs are stand alone (used only with the inherent vowel).

-Fourth, Khmer sorting would not be simplified by encoding combined characters. Khmer requires a syllabic based sort which is much more complicated than default Latin-based algorithms allow. An additional conversion of dependent vowel plus sign to create a separately sorted vowel would place a minor load on such a sort...which would probably be key-based rather than live in any case.

-Fifth, it is good to learn from problems a similar encoding has caused. Compatibility decompositions defined in The Unicode Standard 3.1 make it very difficult to classify the constituent parts of such a ligature (note U+0E33 THAI CHARACTER SARA AM and U+0EB3 LAO VOWEL SIGN AM), because these both decompose into a combining mark followed by a base character, with the former combining with some preceding character.

Categories: Android, Khmer Unicode, LG, SamSung

Flip font in Galaxy S4

I got many reports about my Flip font (Khmer.apk) doesn't work with Samsung Galaxy S4.

Now you can make it works again by installing iFont from Play Store. You can find this apps by typing keyword "iFont" in PlayStore.

Categories: Android, Iphone, Khmer Unicode, SamSung