This year’s Telugu Blogs Day is on Sunday, 14th of December. If you are in Hyderabad, you can join us in e-Telugu meeting.
Telugu Blogs Day is celebrated to encourage the spread and growth of Telugu blogs. The idea of Blogs Day was started in 2007 as the TeluguBlog group crossed 1,000 members in December of that year.
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Opera Software relesead the latest version of their web browser, Opera 9.6, especially to meet the needs of Indain market.
New in this version is Telugu localization, in addition to Hindi and Tamil. Here is a screen shot of Telugu Opera (click on the image for a bigger version):
Opera.com home page in Telugu Opera
Link to download Telugu Opera: opera.com/download (don’t forget to select Telugu radio button)
See more Telugu Opera screen shots and other details.
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NOTE: Most of the links in this post are outdated. For more latest information, please see Telugu Localization Community in Google+.
Now-a-days, many stand-alone and web applications can be localized into Telugu online. Ability to do localizations online is a simple way to get many people collaborate. Less tech-savvy users can participate easily, too.
By helping Telugu localizations of various applications/websites, you are becoming part of realizing the dream to see more and more Telugu on the web (and in computers, generally). The below is a list of places on the web that allow translation of various applications into Telugu.
Creating web pages in Telugu is very simple. For this post, I assume that you are using Windows XP or above. Just follow the following steps. Continue reading HOW TO: Creating web pages in Telugu (Windows XP)
Apple layout is the second most famous layout on non-Unicode Telugu generation applications. Using the MSKLC, I created Telugu Apple Keyboard Layout for Windows. By using this, you can type in Unicode Telugu wherever you can type in English.
Instructions and notes about using Apple Keyboard Layout follows.
Continue reading Typing Unicode Telugu using Apple Keyboard Layout
Now that it is very easy to type Telugu on computers, there is a surge in number of Telugu discussion groups on the web. There is probably one that suits your interests. Choose from the following list.
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There are many good Telugu magazines on the web. Here are links to some of them:
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Koodali, a Telugu blog aggregator gets new look. You can read the detailed changes to Koodali in my Telugu blog.
Koodali is the first Telugu blog aggregator. It started with just aggregating Telugu blog posts. Currently, it also aggregates Telugu webzines, Telugu news, photo blogs of Telugu people and also English posts written by Telugu people.
As of today, Koodali’s Alex rank is at 164,190.
There are many keyboard layouts and transliteration schemes to Type in Telugu. Many of users who type Telugu on computers use proprietary encodings and keyboard layouts like Modular, Apple, and Roma. If they have a way to type in Telugu in Unicode using the layout they are familiar with, it would boost the usage of Telugu on the Web specifically and on computers generally. This post explores the problem of keyboard layouts and introduces some Keyboard Layout Creators. Continue reading Typing Unicode Telugu using other keyboard layouts
INDOLIPI is a multipurpose toolbox for Indoligists and linguists. It contains Open Type Unicode fonts for most of the Indian languages. It also contains input layouts for Indian languages and other tools. This toolbox also has a Telugu font. Below are the sample and download instructions.