This rant has been a long time coming from the first time I laid my hands on a Nokia E75 then a Nokia E55, E52 (and many more in the middle) and now that I finally have the Nokia C5, I can no longer keep it bottled up. Dear Nokia, what, seriously WHAT did you [...]
One of the things that I’ve heard requested for the Symbian platform since I got my first Nokia 6620 so many years ago is the ability to edit the custom predictive text dictionary stored within the device. We can easily add words to this dictionary, but removing them is basically impossible without erasing everything, and [...]
Adaptxt is an application from the company Keypoint Technologies and is available for Symbian-powered handsets and Windows Mobile. The purpose of the application is to make adaptive text on these handsets a better experience. This is done by the application by getting text from your messages, email, contacts and some selected application that it can [...]
A while ago, I had a passionate article that received a lot of comments and links across the web, entitled I Like T9, How About You? In this article, I was defending my position about T9 and how I perceived it as a very convenient way to type on a 12-key mobile handset. I also [...]
It’s a confession, and I sure chose the perfect place to make it : I like T9. Now I will be silent for a moment while all of you start throwing tomatoes and eggs at me… Ok, now let me explain to you my reasons. The first time I discovered T9 on my 6610, I [...]
