Google Handwriting Input Adds Support For Arabic, Persian, Urdu, Hebrew, And Burmese

Google's Handwriting Input got its independent Play Store listing back in April and has since received very few updates. That's why the latest version bump to 1.5 (and the subsequent 1.5.1 release) seemed to be significant and in fact, it added 5 new languages to the list of existing 82 languages. These are Arabic, Persian, Urdu, Hebrew, and Burmese.

You will have to download language packages if you choose any of these input methods inside the app, but once that's done and enabled, you will be able to scribble on your screen in your language of choice and Handwriting Input will convert that into text in any app.

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Google Handwriting Input Adds Support For Arabic, Persian, Urdu, Hebrew, And Burmese was written by the awesome team at Android Police.

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