As the iOS and Android products are being used worldwide, the Albanian community has also become an avid follower. Our alphabet contains all the letters of the English keyboard (except 'w'), but it lacks the letters 'ë' and 'ç' (which are substituted with 'e' and 'c' in the operating systems). This makes the communication confusing for the Albanian-speaking users of the iOS and Android operating systems.
There are about 5.4 million Albanian speakers, while those operating systems offers languages such as Cherokee (13 500 speakers) and Icelandic (330 000 speakers) which are spoken by far less people, not to mention even neighborly languages to Albania such as Macedonian, spoken by only 2.5 million people.
The Albanian keyboard already exists in other operating systems, and there is no apparent reason for it not to be included in the dominant smartphone companies of today.
