Apple expands Indigenous language keyboards on iPhone and iPad

Apple works with Indigenous communities to support their languages in digital communication. According to AppleInsider, the iPhone supports more than 200 languages, and Apple's partnerships with Indigenous communities date back to 2010. CNET reports that some schools use the keyboards to help students learn endangered languages.

Covered by 3 publishers within 8 hours of the first report.

• CNET: More Indigenous Languages Come to iPhone and iPad Keyboards in New Apple Update

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W Wired How Apple Puts Indigenous Languages on the iPhone Keyboard · Julian Chokkattu 7:15 AM

AI AppleInsider Endangered indigenous languages are being saved by the iPhone · William Gallagher 9:07 AM

CT CNET More Indigenous Languages Come to iPhone and iPad Keyboards in New Apple Update · Zachary McAuliffe 3:31 PM

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