Which phone to choose ? Samsung Omina i900 or iphone
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The Omnia i900's the only one of those that we support right now; as far as iPhone goes, we haven't released any information yet about when we expect it to be ready, and we probably won't be doing so until shortly before its release (unless we do a beta-test, but there'd be very few slots in that, and priority would be given to longtime Pleco users / people who'd beta-tested for us before - it would give everyone else a sense of how far along we were, though).
No, but if you can hold off on your purchase for a week or two we're hoping to make an announcement on the bundle-with-everything front very soon. (finally made some progress on that, or at least we think we have - licensing issues are the only reason why we don't already offer one)
For right now the only way to get everything would be to buy the Linguist bundle with all three of its optional add-ons, then log back onto our website and purchase the NWP as a separate add-on for it - that would give you all 7 of our current dictionaries (and the stroke order / audio features, but those are included in all three Pleco 2.0 bundles). Flashcards are the same in every bundle, they don't change at all with a higher-end one.
For right now the only way to get everything would be to buy the Linguist bundle with all three of its optional add-ons, then log back onto our website and purchase the NWP as a separate add-on for it - that would give you all 7 of our current dictionaries (and the stroke order / audio features, but those are included in all three Pleco 2.0 bundles). Flashcards are the same in every bundle, they don't change at all with a higher-end one.
It includes every dictionary we offer now - there's a lot of demand for that, so now that we've resolved the licensing issues we'll likely keep updating the Complete bundle contents / price whenever we add / remove dictionaries from our product line.
There may be a couple of other changes too, now that NWP and 21st Century can go together it makes sense to offer the latter as an optional add-on for Professional - gives people the combination of NWP's Pinyin-friendliness and 21st Century's massive vocabulary database.
There may be a couple of other changes too, now that NWP and 21st Century can go together it makes sense to offer the latter as an optional add-on for Professional - gives people the combination of NWP's Pinyin-friendliness and 21st Century's massive vocabulary database.