Google Virtual Keyboard launched

Google is releasing their basic keyboards on the chase after-effects pages for their non-English based chase portals. For example, you can see them alive at Google Poland and Google Israel and Google Russia, amidst others.

Here is a awning capture:

As you can see, the keyboard figure is abutting to the chase box. When you bang on the icon, a keyboard opens up and lets you blazon on this basic keyboard. Google said in their advice document:

Our basic keyboard allows you to access the absolute chase agreement you want, behindhand of the accent keys on your concrete keyboard. It can be accessible for bodies who use one of the abounding non-Latin script-based languages that crave appropriate characters such as Arabic, Greek, and Thai.

I accept Google launched basic keyboards in June 2009 for use on third-party web sites. Now they are application them on Google chase results.

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