Network of Arab Apps
January 30, 2012 6:52 by p.deleon
At $2.99, Yamli is a handy app that is designed to provide an Arabic transliteration tool. You type the English letters to phonetically produce Arabic words which can then be sent via SMS or email. It’s handy for devices that don’t have a built –in Arabic keyboard, which would most likely be Arabic-language speakers living outside of the Middle East anyway.
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Al Aan’s iOS app has now close to 100K users. All based on original, citizen-focused content.