Thai Language Support

Just got my 8900 and wondering how to make it readable on Thai language? My firmware is 4.6.1.94 (platform 4.2.0.69). Scanned through the forums and found the way to make bold read/type Thai, not sure whether I can apply the same process to 8900. Please help.. Many thanks!!

I think is too early to obtain a thai version, you need update the software with a multilingual version but like the 8900 is new, i don't think you have yet.
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