I had blogged about viewing Telugu in mobiles. Now, it is time for typing Telugu in mobiles. It is possible to type in Telugu in iPhone and Android phones. Here are couple of relevant links:
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Telugu content on the web is growing at a good pace. Lots and lots of web sites are coming up. This post is about web sites or blogs that offer information relating to stock market, shares, trading tips, etc in Telugu.
There are many resources on the web to learn Telugu. These range from learning the alphabet to learning Telugu grammar and chandassu. Some of them even have applications for Android and iPad. Here are the links that I can gather:
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Foreca is a weather services data provider. Their website is available in multiple Indian languages, including Telugu.
Here is the screen shot of their web site, showing the weather information of Hyderabad:
In the 2nd World Telugu Writers Conference, held in Vijayawada last week, Ambarisha of Aditya Fonts announced a free Telugu Unicode font called Ramaneeya. And, it has been launched on stage. I got a copy of that font. Here is a sample of that font:
Telugu Baata is an event where enthusiasts walk for Telugu. This is being organized by e-Telugu, an organization working for promotion of Telugu on computers and internet.
This year, the walk in Hyderabad is going to take place on 28th of August at 9.00 am. The walk will start at Telugu Lalitha Kalaathoranam and continue up to Basheer Bagh Press Club. There will be a press conference on the topic of Telugu Bhashaki Adunika hoada (Modern status to Telugu language) at the Press Club.
There are many Telugu web sites and some Telugu blogs that post their text in the form of images. The purpose of this post is to (1) see why anyone would post their text content as images and (2) the drawbacks of such practice.
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The first ever International Telugu Internet Conference (ITIC 2011) is being held in Milpitas, California from 28th to 30th of this year. The objective of this conference is to—
… bring together leaders in the field of language computing relating to the Telugu language for a comprehensive overview of this rapidly expanding area of research and development.
This Sunday (July 10th, 2011), there will a TeWiki Marathon in Hyderabad. This wikithon is intended to—
For more details, see TeWiki Marathon page in Telugu Wikipedia.
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That’s a good news! See the site in your browser: Andhra Bank website in Telugu. Here is a screen shot (Click on the image to view it in the bigger size):
