Sunday, July 13th, 2008
Primezero English-Chinese Dictionary Ready for iPhone 3G AND BEYOOOOOOND!!! 
The new iPhone introduces new capabilities including quick access to the web. Now you take Primezero’s Chinese Dictionary with you … just point your iPhone to http://m.primezero.com
The interface is sleek, fast and expandable. However, for now, let’s just do baby steps on the iPhone.
Remember, most of the key features of Primezero are integrated into the mobile version for iPhone or Nokia smartphones:
- Chinese number conversion
- Chinese decimal/fraction conversion
- Chinese time conversion
- Chinese money conversion
- Chinese date conversion
You can also jump into Chinese searches on:
If you have any questions or special requests for iPhone apps, just let me know. Several releases for iPhone and Nokia are scheduled between now and December 2008.
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Sunday, April 6th, 2008
I saw this post out of the corner of my eye. It introduces us to a student who is trying to use Sohu blogging system while trying to get a gist of the registration requirements.
traditional-chinese-vs-simplified-chinese blog entry here
This is why I simply love blogging. Always finding great new perspectives from unlikely places.
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Sunday, March 30th, 2008
Primezero Research is now expanding the custom Chinese flash cards printing program beyond college campuses and select financial services companies.
Now, many more users can order single flashcards starting from 8 cents per card. You can order directly from the Primezero i18n Terminal in the search results.
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Saturday, March 22nd, 2008
If you want to say Easter in Mandarin Chinese, say fù huó jié. (復活節)
This Easter, pray for world peace and quiet.
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