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Phonetic keyboard in Windows

December 21 2016
35 words, ~1 min. read
windows,  phonetic,  input,  tools 

Google's Input Method Editor (IME) is a great (offline) tool for keyboard input for various Indian languages. While it offers phonetic input for the languages, it also provides a cool completion feature. Thanks to Google.


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