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Informobility Arabic Pack for Treo 650 5


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Requirements Requires Palm OS version 5.x and 763KB internal memory
Downloads 0 Limitations None
Publisher Informobility, Inc. File Size 0
Date added 14 Mar 2006 Check your speed

Arabic Palm OS 5 (APOS 5.2) for Treo 650:APOS 5.2 for Treo 650 is the market leader in Arabic for your Treo 650. It has been selected by palmOne earlier to ship with every Treo 650 going to Arabic speaking countries. Arabic support for Treo 650, Support for Treo 650 built-in keyboard and Send and receive SMS in Arabic.Hijri Calendar For Treo 650:Hijri calendar with an interchangeable Hijri-Gregorian view and Appointment scheduling using Hijri datesSalah (Islamic Prayer) Times for Treo 650:Islamic prayer times calendar with reminders/Qibla and Islamic holidays. Allows you to add any city by defining the time zone, lattitude, and longitude - User setting for a reminder before prayer timesHoly Quran for Treo 650:Full text of Holy Quran with audio support (recital) and English and Malay translations.Al Qamoos (Dictionary) for Treo 650:English-Arabic dictionary with 27,000 words (bi-lingual Arabic, English interface).An-Nashra for Treo 650:Arabic News Reader, Arabic news and information services from Asharq Al Awsat and AMEInfo

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