This is fucking awesome!!!
Khemara English-Khmer dictionary application delivers the most trusted reference content available. It is one of the largest English-Khmer Dictionary and has the most comprehensive content with a fast, intuitive interface. Providing concise definitions as a quick guide to meaning, the application helps users on matters such as spelling and usage.
This dictionary can help foreigners learning Khmer and is also of use to Cambodians learning English.
http://itunes.apple.com/us/app/khemara-english-khmer-dictionary/id391286790?mt=8#
Features:
* Professionally designed to be easy to read and understand.
* Instantly look up accurate and extensive definitions and meanings.
* Bookmarks for selected words.
* Find definitions, spelling and word suggestions in this searchable dictionary.
* Sample sentences show words in use.
* Does not require an internet connection.
If you have any comments about this Dictionary, please leave your
feedback at www.khemarasoft.com.
Thomas Wanhoff is a Writer, podcaster, and dog lover, who lives in Sieam Reap after living in Phnom Penh, Ho Chi Minh City, Vientiane and Bangkok before.
Showing posts with label iphone. Show all posts
Showing posts with label iphone. Show all posts
Saturday, September 18, 2010
Wednesday, September 19, 2007
iPhone in Cambodia
I met a woman yesterday who showed me her new iPhone. It seems to be a import from Thailand. What I was wondering about was that is seems to work here. She has a cellcard account, and just inserted the simcard. Means, is should be delivered pre-hacked. Normally, Apple tries to get a contract with providers like AT&T in US, O2 in Uk and T-Mobile in Germany, which are exclusivly sell the iPhone.
While Apple and the telecommunication partners sell it for 399 Dollar, you have to pay around 800 Dollar here in Phnom Penh. For me, thats to much, I will have a look for the iPod Touch. Maybe in the Sorja Shopping Center.
While Apple and the telecommunication partners sell it for 399 Dollar, you have to pay around 800 Dollar here in Phnom Penh. For me, thats to much, I will have a look for the iPod Touch. Maybe in the Sorja Shopping Center.
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