Why are we paying for a phone that excludes us from certain, and yet important, software? I still don't have a swipe keyboard for my language. And that means that I won't be getting it on the Watch Series 7...if I buy it.
Because Apple, like most US companies is US-centric. USA is the centre of the world for them. I have been waiting for Apple Pay, Apple News for years and Fitness+ recently, nothing.Why are we paying for a phone that excludes us from certain, and yet important, software? I still don't have a swipe keyboard for my language. And that means that I won't be getting it on the Watch Series 7...if I buy it.
Which country do you live in? We in The Netherlands are finally getting the Dutch swipe keyboard (QuickPath) in iOS15:Why are we paying for a phone that excludes us from certain, and yet important, software? I still don't have a swipe keyboard for my language. And that means that I won't be getting it on the Watch Series 7...if I buy it.
No, I will ask a random fan forum, and you will deal with that or leave. In that order.Ask apple, not on a random fan-forum...
What is your language? ?Why are we paying for a phone that excludes us from certain, and yet important, software? I still don't have a swipe keyboard for my language. And that means that I won't be getting it on the Watch Series 7...if I buy it.
Because Apple, like most US companies is US-centric. USA is the centre of the world for them. I have been waiting for Apple Pay, Apple News for years and Fitness+ recently, nothing.
Still, earlier I was in the MS ecosystem and things were much worse there.
Imagine that, an American company focusing most of its efforts on US-based customers.Exactly. US is all that matters for Apple. The rest of the world may, just may, get some of Apple's services (or at least some dumbed-down versions of them) at some indefinite point in the future.
Luckily there are other options for the rest of the world. Google Maps, for instance. Or, in the specific case we're talking about, you may wish to give Swiftkey a try. Not only does it know a lot of languages, but it's also really, really good, much better than Apple's implementation.
I've no problem with that concept, as long as said company puts its money where its mouth is and sells its products exclusively in the US. But if it's happy to sell worldwide, that reeks of hypocrisy.Imagine that, an American company focusing most of its efforts on US-based customers.
For those suggesting third party keyboard, keep in mind that they don’t blend with the test of the OS. There’s a gab at the bottom where the homebar is, and you cannot color blend it to match The keyboard
Yes! my speaking language has got the feature, too!Any chance new languages released recently? Can use swipe in Hebrew but haven’t notice any track for other languages release anywhere.
Anybody else noticed it?