I was talking with a guy with one of the keitai companies a couple of months back and he said I would have to connect long distance with their network to use their phone in the US.
The young kids are pretty quick with those keypads. But they tend to keep a list of standard phrases handy, as well, which shortens typing considerably when they mostly speak in idiom.
My wife prefers my iBook to her cell phone.
Now, if we wanted to do this sort of thing with English on a regular keyboard, we would have an input filter, so that when you had typed two or three keys and the list of likely candidates was narrowed down a bit, a menu of candidates would pop up. I think several word processors have experimented with this, and the consensus is that it's usually just easier to type it out in English. But it might make sense on an English cell phone.
Well, it isn't really portable, but
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I was talking with a guy with one of the keitai companies a couple of months back and he said I would have to connect long distance with their network to use their phone in the US.
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Well, if you want to someone currently living to read it, you will use kana.
The young kids are pretty quick with those keypads. But they tend to keep a list of standard phrases handy, as well, which shortens typing considerably when they mostly speak in idiom.
My wife prefers my iBook to her cell phone.
Now, if we wanted to do this sort of thing with English on a regular keyboard, we would have an input filter, so that when you had typed two or three keys and the list of likely candidates was narrowed down a bit, a menu of candidates would pop up. I think several word processors have experimented with this, and the consensus is that it's usually just easier to type it out in English. But it might make sense on an English cell phone.
kuro-box
21st item down the page. (Apparently can't link directly.)
Add HD and you have a NAS. Price of the box is JPY 15,540
Runs Linux, so you can (theoretically) make it serve what you want. Now, if it only had a battery.