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From its humble beginnings 2 years ago, Jisho has come a long way.
It has grown from a small child into a teenager and has matured greatly in its lifetime, but there it’s still a long way off becoming a full adult and all your comments and feedback helps to us to turn Jisho into the best adult application it an possibly be.
Jisho 1.0
Jisho 2.1.1
If you haven’t tried Jisho since its original 1.0 then please go download it now and let us know what you think.
What is Jisho?
Jisho is the Japanese English Dictionary for the rest of us. It speaks your language, and with over 100,000 entries you'll never be lost for words again!
Download Jisho now and see how it can transform your life.
What is Jisho Touch?
Jisho Touch is the Japanese English Dictionary for your iPhone. It speaks your language, and with over 100,000 entries you'll never be lost for words again!
Download Jisho Touch now and see how it can transform your life.
What is Byōyomi?
Byōyomi is a timer for life. Life is short and Byoyomi knows the time. Do what you want, it will notify you exactly when it's supposed to.
Download Byōyomi now and see how it can transform your life.
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1 Comment
24 Feb 2008
[...] Jisho has undergone many changes since its conception. Can you describe some of these and explain how the changes you have done make Jisho a better program? Jisho started out as a confused mess I think. The major changes is the adherence to Apple’s Human Interface Guidelines, and adopting some Apple technologies that allowed me to completely redesign the interface in literally a few hours and still have a fully functioning application. I actually got a post on the Sugoi Soft blog that demonstrates the differences at http://www.sugoisoft.com/blog/2007/10/02/how-far-jisho-has-come [...]