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From the version at IFA, it was only European characters which is not actually a Sony thing, most Andriod based devices follow suit of Google regulations in order to stop grey imports.
Basically the keyboard/dictionary etc is aimed at the target country so additional keyboards are unavailable such as oriental characters on a European version or American spelling on a UK targeted device.
Come launch, I can assume that it will also follow this same pattern but kind of odd that it has Korean but not Japanese. I think the best thing is wait for official launch since there are some final tweaks as I spoke to a few people today at IFA.
From the version at IFA, it was only European characters which is not actually a Sony thing, most Andriod based devices follow suit of Google regulations in order to stop grey imports.
Basically the keyboard/dictionary etc is aimed at the target country so additional keyboards are unavailable such as oriental characters on a European version or American spelling on a UK targeted device.
Come launch, I can assume that it will also follow this same pattern but kind of odd that it has Korean but not Japanese. I think the best thing is wait for official launch since there are some final tweaks as I spoke to a few people today at IFA.
You, sir, are a legend. Many thanks for the info. I hope they put it on, because the Japanese version will undoubtedly have English so how difficult can it be to just leave it on? As I say, the Samsung definitely had a Korean language option when I checked it out, but oddly I didn't see a Korean keyboard selection.
If Apple do it, surely Sony can!
There are plenty of 3rd party Japanese keyboards for Android, so if the facility to turn on the keyboard isnt available out the box it'll be easy to add one to it (in theory)
Hi guys,
i bought my tablet in Japan and it supports all languages.
German, English, Japanese, Chinese etc....
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