Google in Khmer Language Version
Recently, Google Company launched the Google Cambodia domain (www.google.com.kh). By the way, we can type in Khmer Unicode to search for something. In the result, in the near future, we, cambodians, will use Khmer Unicod Font instead of other Khmer fonts like ABC font, Limon and so on.
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[...] Vutha at ‘We always go forward over the world’ noted that: “Recently, Google Company launched the Google Cambodia domain (www.google.com.kh). By the way, we can type in Khmer Unicode to search for something. In the result, in the near future, we, cambodians, will use Khmer Unicod Font instead of other Khmer fonts like ABC font, Limon and so on.†And more comprehensive coverage was made available by a long-time Cambodia blogger at ‘webbed feet’. It has been in development for some time but if you’re checking from Cambodia the link on the main page to Google Khmer went live only about a day ago. I haven’t spotted an official press release from Google so I think it’s in beta. Even several months ago Khmer queries were working, but there wasn’t much indexing. [...]
[...] Vutha at ‘We always go forward over the world’ noted that: “Recently, Google Company launched the Google Cambodia domain (www.google.com.kh). By the way, we can type in Khmer Unicode to search for something. In the result, in the near future, we, cambodians, will use Khmer Unicod Font instead of other Khmer fonts like ABC font, Limon and so on.” And more comprehensive coverage was made available by a long-time Cambodia blogger at ‘webbed feet’. It has been in development for some time but if you’re checking from Cambodia the link on the main page to Google Khmer went live only about a day ago. I haven’t spotted an official press release from Google so I think it’s in beta. Even several months ago Khmer queries were working, but there wasn’t much indexing. [...]