You might have been seeing this new Telugu font in latest versions of Android (not necessarily in devices from Samsung). It’s Noto Sans Telugu.
Here is a sample:
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You might have been seeing this new Telugu font in latest versions of Android (not necessarily in devices from Samsung). It’s Noto Sans Telugu.
Here is a sample:
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SuraVara released another Telugu Unicode font called Samhita. Here is a sample of the font:
You can download Samhita font from Kinige for free.
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In the 2nd International Telugu International Conference, 2012, which happened in Visakhapatnam, Sri K. Roshaiah released 15 new Telugu Unicode fonts, among spell checker for Telugu and other things. I have not tried all of these yet. But, you can download the fonts and try yourself:
Last week, SuraVara released a new Telugu Unicode font called Swarna. Here is a sample of the font:
You can download Swarna font for free from Kinige.
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On the eve of International Mother Language Day (Feb 21), SiliconAndhra, in association with the IT Department of Government of Andhra Pradesh, released 3 free Telugu Unicode fonts and also launched a website called Telugu Vijavam about technical resources for Telugu computing.
For the impatient, download these 3 Telugu fonts from Telugu Vijayam website.
Here is a screen shot of the homepage of Telugu Vijayam website:
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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:
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Lohit Telugu is an open source Telugu font primarily found in Linux distributions. It is Unicode compatible. It looks great. Here is a sample of this font:
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.