Filed under: iPod family, iPhone I just lately posted about internationalizing your iPhone’s .com key. TUAW reader nzbullet directed me to this New Zealand/Australia button hack. it works like this: you replica the uk keyboard folder, rename it to a new united states after which swap the .co.uk for a new extension. sadly, you appear to be restricted to switching present keyboard types to new text–that you may’t add extra characters. which means the 6 characters of the united kingdom keyboard (.co.uk) can morph to co
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