Greek Polytonic Keyboard for iPad

I learned that I need to clarify an entry that I had made last September. I failed to mention that use of the Greek polytonic keyboard for the iPad requires an external keyboard. The keyboard I use and highly recommend is the ZAGGfolio with keyboard. Occasionally I do use my iPad strictly as a tablet, but when I want to type a note of any significant length, I invariably use my ZAGGfolio keyboard. With a touch of the World key I change alphabets and begin to type in another language. To return to English, I touch the World key button to toggle back to English.

Oh, I should also mention that since the new iPad has the same dimensions as the iPad 2, the ZAGGfolio also works for it. Find it here.

Attention, iPad Users.

Tim Dalton, at Theology Degrees On-Line, has posted a helpful entry titled "25 Incredible iPad Apps Every Theology Student Should Have." Take a look! I commend it.

Update (9/14/11): I should have included an item that I have found useful with my iPad2. Until someone comes out with an app that enables one to type in Greek characters, you may find typegreek.com useful. For instructions on its use look here. The tool generates Unicode Greek font.

Update (9/16/11): I discovered, today, that iPad 2 is capable of typing in polytonic Greek. So, now I use it instead of typegreek.com. Woo hoo!

Ingenius!

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