Helakuru Predictions also supports self-learning so that the new words you type will be automatically saved locally in your device & you can even manage them from Settings. When you type, this will predict the words as you type so you can just select your preferred word from predictions without typing letter by letter. Helakuru also comes with Sinhala Word Predictions which enables you to type Sinhala words in just one two taps. Helakuru now comes with extended Emoji support which includes all your favorite emojis including the gun. It's not just a keyboard anymore which lets you type in Sinhala, but a super app with many features including Sinhala News, TV, Radio & Video streaming & exclusive Sinhala Notifications for national alerts. You can select your favorite theme from the Theme Store or create your own theme by choosing your own colors & a background image. Helakuru now includes a Theme Store with stunning keyboard themes. You can now type in Sinhala/English without even touching the keyboard.
Helakuru now comes with integrated Sinhala & English Voice Typing support powered by Google Speech Recognition, optimized for Sinhala by Bhasha. You can use Helakuru to type in Sinhala/English faster than ever as Helakuru adopts very simple & easy to learn keyboard layouts for a beginner as well as for a expert in Sinhala typing. It supports both Smart Phonetic & Smart Wijesekara keyboard layouts for Sinhala as well as Word Predictions & Voice Typing for Sinhala & English languages. Helakuru empowers millions of Sri Lankans to type in Sinhala natively from their mobiles. Helakuru has bagged many national & international awards including mBillionth South Asian Award 2014, e-Swabhimani National Award 2013, NBQSA National Award in 2014 & Sri Lanka's Best Local Language Product Award in 2014. As a result, key operating systems can now be used in Sinhala and Tamil.Helakuru (හෙළකුරු) is Sri Lanka's No.1 App with over 5 Million Users recognized as the Most Popular App of Sri Lanka by NYDB Awards 2016. The Unicode standard includes all the world’s languages. The only available international standard for a language character set is Unicode (Universal Encoding). Standardization was the key to escaping all the disorder caused by the use of numerous non-standard solutions. New avenues are now open in the use of ICT for most people in Sri Lanka. Now it is possible to type in Sinhala and Tamil, exchange information in Sinhala and Tamil using computers and browse the web in Sinhala and Tamil. This gave rise to private, non-standard solutions, and to a large number of proprietary codes for fonts. It was not possible to search, or to sort. There was no way in which Sinhala content could be developed for the Internet. Also specific applications such as word processing, did not integrate with other applications, and functions such as sorting, were not standardized among applications. This made the use of Sinhala email impractical, and slowed the use of Sinhala on the web. The font had to be sent to the recipient together with a Sinhala document, unless the recipient already had the font. This was a major problem when a person tried to use a document created by another, which had been produced using a different font. For example, when accessing a Sinhala website, various legacy fonts had to be downloaded, otherwise the websites were displayed as indecipherable jargon.
Therefore documents produced using one application could be accessed and used only through that application. There was no standard font for the industry.
#ISKOLA POTHA SINHALA FONT SOFTWARE#
Previously, software applications used their own fonts. The objective is to ensure that the benefits of ICT should be taken to the majority of the population in Sri Lanka which includes people who prefer to use ICT in Sinhala or Tamil, if given a choice. The ICT Agency of Sri Lanka (ICTA) has been promoting the use of ICT in Sinhala and Tamil, and has been addressing issues relating to standard fonts and keyboards in Sinhala and Tamil.
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