Changes are: Voice recognition (Android 2.1+ only) - uses Google’s remote voice recognition engine which is supposed to support both English and Mandarin Chinese, but, in my tests, actually only supports English. Still its a nice feature to add! Custom Search - touch the magnifying glass (top right of search screen) and you are presented with alternative ways to match dictionary entries. In the as-you-type mode, prefix-matching is always performed (e.

Solves the issue where showing all the favourites, but none being stored, could cause a Force Close.

Lots of behind the scenes improvements here primarily geared towards the search results, in particular ordering. Exact matches always come before inexact matches. Searching using traditional vs simplified characters gives the same results. For example, if you search for “国” while in Traditional Mode, you will still see the result for “國” (which is the traditional variant). Before, you would get no results. Note - you need to update the dictionary to get this behaviour.

Not too many new features as such, but lots of improvements to the way the dictionary is installed & updated. dictionary & audio now downloaded from internet ability to cancel dictionary install mid-way through notification bar shows dictionary install progress/completion About screen checks for dictionary update availability better layout of icons at top of Word Details screen - should be easier to hit clipboard icon etc uses new dictionary (1.1.2 - you may need to update your existing dictionary) which includes better idioms list and updated CC-CEDICT dictionary data at more discrete location: /sdcard/Android/data new website (forum and blog) By the way, the Hanping Dict CC-CCEDICT app in the Market is no longer needed (since the dictionary data is now downloaded from the Internet).