In the iOS application, when try to send an ether, in the Amount field it appears a keypad with the numbers from 0 to 9, the delete and the comma to separate the decimal numbers.
The comma doesn't work, in the sense that when pressed nothing happen and you are able only to send integer number of ethers.
In reality you can send decimals if you copy-paste from another place, or if you insert the integer, then exit from the Amount field. It will set of you a .0 that you can further edit, but this is not handy.
I suspect that the comma is not accepted by the field because it is really sending a comma while the form expects a dot.
In the iOS application, when try to send an ether, in the Amount field it appears a keypad with the numbers from 0 to 9, the delete and the comma to separate the decimal numbers. The comma doesn't work, in the sense that when pressed nothing happen and you are able only to send integer number of ethers. In reality you can send decimals if you copy-paste from another place, or if you insert the integer, then exit from the Amount field. It will set of you a .0 that you can further edit, but this is not handy. I suspect that the comma is not accepted by the field because it is really sending a comma while the form expects a dot.