KTdict Chinese Dictionary

The data itself are accessible if you set the rotar to 'character' and go carefully over the new words. since it is based on the cedict material, everything is text. Hurrah for those old text based applications! They did change the cedict tone numbers (which I liked!) to diacritics on the vowels in the dictionary display, so FYI: macro = tone 1, acute = rising tone 2, caran = tone 3 and grave = falling tone 4. You can still search using the tone numbers though, thank goodness! I have had some trouble with the interface, but simple things work. Get good at the four finger move to the top of the screen since like the old cedict dictionary, it just dumps tons of data at you: dozens if not hundreds of screens sometimes. Get ready to flick or scroll! I'll try the paid version with flash cards if I get some indication the developer is interested in VoiceOver compatibility.