Samsung offering Diodict translation-dictionaries for free? [Updated]

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Samsung as an odd addiction in their Market aka the 'Samsung Zone': they tend to release things and then pull them, no reason given and then sometimes, they return.

Such was the case with Diodict (see review) awhile dorsum, which was a pretty robust off-line lexicon app for any Samsung Windows Telephone. About a month later our review, the app was suddenly yanked from the Marketplace without explanation and it has nonetheless to return. Wink forrad to today and at least in the U.K., another offerings from Diodict appear to be listed, for gratis, specifically 6 Collins dictionaries:

English
Portuguese-English language
Italian-English
French-English
Spanish-English
German-English

The apps are not yet listed in the Samsung Zone and that usually happens correct when it something goes live to the Marketplace (it takes a few days for it to work over to the OEM app stores), then you lot'll have to search for 'Diodict' on your phone to find 'em. At present, when we tried this on our telephone in the U.Due south., we found the dictionaries but they are all going for $22.99 or higher. However, reader Steve aka 'Tahiti Bob' supplied us with the to a higher place photos showing at least in his part of the world, there are two listings for the apps and conspicuously some are co-listed as Samsung Electronics and are completely complimentary.

So is this a sign of things to come for the rest of u.s.? Maybe. We'll keep an middle out and yous allow united states of america know if you find annihilation similar, m'kay? Thank you, Steve, for the info and pics

Update: Looks like we won't be getting this here in the U.S. (nor Mainland china, Korea or Japan), as the app as the image below demonstrates. Thanks, VoodooKing, for the screen take hold of.

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