Version History
Version 1.0.1.4 （2006.6.5） Version 1.0.1.6 (2006.6.21) Version 1.0.1.7 (2006.7.21) Version 1.0.2.0 (2006.8.15) Version 1.0.2.2 (2006.9.5) Version 1.5 Beta1 (2006.10.11) Version 1.5 Beta2 (2006.11.17) Version 1.5 Beta3 (2007.1.17) Version 2.0 (2007.1.29 ) Version 3.0 Beta1 (2007.3.2) Version 3.0 Beta2 (2007.7.2) Version 3.0 (2007.10.18) Version 3.1 (2007.12.28) Version 3.2 (2008.2.4) Version 3.3 (2008.5.5) Version 3.5 (2008.6.5) Version 3.6 (2008.9.11) Version 4.0 (2008.12.29) Version 4.1 (2009.3.18) Version 4.2 (2009.6.5) Version 4.3 (2009.10.26) Version 4.3.1 (2009.12.2) Version 5.0 (2010.3.25) Version 5.1 (2010.9.20) Version 5.2 (2011.1.24) Version 6.0 (2011.6.14) Version 6.1 (2011.12.9) Version 6.2 (2012.4.27)See Sogou Pinyin Update Catalog for detail.
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