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 - Nimble and small; I set out to have the APK be at most 100 kB
 - Each physical key can have several additional symbols, which the user can cycle by long pressing
   a given key. This also applies for alternate (alt) symbols
-- 9 supported languages, with more planned (which are trivial to add)
+- 11 supported languages, which are trivial to add yourself (consult res/xml/language_keymaps.xml)
 - No hard to memorize key combinations; reasonably uses what the physical keyboard has to offer
 - Clipboard management
+- Fixes for PKB quirks
+- Reasonably customizable
 
 ## Planned features
 
-- Autocorrect
-- Emojis
-- Support for content other than text in clipboard
-- Floating interface, which is placed over the current text in certain contexts, to save screen
-  space
+- For now, Titanboard is an abandoned, but stable project.
 
 ## Supported languages
 
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 - Russian (Phonetic)
 - Greek (polytonic diacritics under Q)
 - Arabic (Phonetic)
+- Hebrew
+- Czech
 
 ## Supported devices
 
 Thus far, the supported devices are:
 
-- Unihertz Titan (additional diacritics under 1 key for all languages)
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+- Unihertz Titan
+- Unihertz Titan Slim
+- Unihertz Titan Pocket
+
+It's very easy to add new devices as well, just look into res/xml/device_keymaps.xml.
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