AirZcreen vs Quick Khmer Keyboard

AirZcreen lets you share your iPhone or iPad screen to another device on the same Wi-Fi network. Open AirZcreen, tap Start, choose AirZcreen Broadcast, and open the displayed browser address or QR code on another phone, tablet, or computer. Features: - Local browser receiver over Wi-Fi - QR code and copyable receiver URL - ReplayKit screen broadcast support - Adjustable frame rate and resolution presets - Receiver frame overlay controls - Keep-screen-awake control while casting AirZcreen is designed for local screen sharing. The receiver is hosted on your local network, and screen sharing begins only after you confirm Apple's ReplayKit broadcast prompt.

Quick Khmer turns typed Latin into Khmer as you type. Type the way it sounds, pick from ranked suggestions, and the keyboard remembers your choices. - Phonetic input: type the way it sounds, for example "sok" or "tov", and get the right Khmer word or phrase. - Smart suggestions: common words rank first, and the keyboard learns the picks you make, ranking them higher over time. - Auto-stacking: consonants without a vowel stack automatically, with a dedicated breaker key to stop a stack. - Custom mappings: create your own shortcut codes that always expand to the Khmer you want. - User dictionary: add whole words that suggest as you type their prefix. - Built for Khmer: consonants, vowels, and final-consonant marks typed phonetically, then rendered correctly. - Fully in Khmer: the entire app is translated into Khmer, with English available in Settings. - Private by design: everything stays on your device. No accounts, no ads, no tracking, no data leaves your iPhone. How to enable: 1. Open Settings > General > Keyboard > Keyboards. 2. Tap Add New Keyboard and select Quick Khmer. 3. Tap the globe key in any app to switch keyboards.