As a foreigner living in Japan, having the ability to display multiple languages on my computer is something of a necessity. However, when it comes to updating or otherwise modifying a Windows Mobile device to handle East Asian languages, it can be quite the challenge. Luckily, though, there are some options available to anyone who absolutely must have this ability.
The Japanese Language patch can be downloaded directly from Asukal’s site, and it seems to work for quite a few of the HTC phones, as well as Palm-based devices. Although my HP iPaq 211 was not happy with the software, I’m sure that it can be useful to a few people online.
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The Japanese Language patch can be downloaded directly from Asukal’s site, and it seems to work for quite a few of the HTC phones, as well as Palm-based devices. Although my HP iPaq 211 was not happy with the software, I’m sure that it can be useful to a few people online.
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