Apple has today debuted the all new Arabic version of Apple.com, as pointed out by 9to5Mac, with support for right-to-left reading, bringing the language to its website and online store for the first time. The Arabic version of Apple.com can be accessed on Apple’s United Arab Emirates website which previously was also available in English.
Apple is yet to make an official announcement about its new Arabic website, though some Tweets suggest that Tarek Atrissi Design agency is the designer of the new Arabic font being used on Apple.com.
Apple is yet to update its Apple Store app with support for Arabic, which still only displays in English despite selecting the United Arab Emirates option.
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