Ericsson released the Chatboard for their mobile phones if you prefer a QUERTY Keyboard.
All mobile phones I bought the last 3 years came with T9 Text Input. Don't know about phones in the USA, but here in Europe, most people I know use this system on their phones. They come with a built in dictionary, so you only have to press one button per character and it knows, which word you want to type. If there are several possibilities, you can choose the right one. It's much faster than the "normal" way to type text messages and you can even add new (swear)words to the dictionary;)
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Ericsson released the Chatboard for their mobile phones if you prefer a QUERTY Keyboard.
All mobile phones I bought the last 3 years came with T9 Text Input. Don't know about phones in the USA, but here in Europe, most people I know use this system on their phones. They come with a built in dictionary, so you only have to press one button per character and it knows, which word you want to type. If there are several possibilities, you can choose the right one. It's much faster than the "normal" way to type text messages and you can even add new (swear)words to the dictionary ;)
-------- Create your your personal color combination and see if people like it or not: colorcell.org
I use zip for the ease of sending hundreds of files in one file and not very often for compression reasons.
probably he means "from 70ies - 80ies" (1970-1989)