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Predictive text input for P800.

5 replies · 3,422 views · Started 11 October 2003

Zi corporation has released eZiTap FEP for the P800, adding a new virtual keyboard that predicts the word you are typing before you complete it, it works in Flip-opened mode only. You can download free 60-day trial version here

Just a quick note - the headline is not accurate. "T9" is technically a brand/product from AOL, not a generic term. T9 competes with eZiText. Saying that this new software for the P800 is "T9" is almost like saying the P800 runs Palm OS - it's different, competing software.

Yep, I already told him and he changed the post, but for some reason the topic header wouldn't change...

Zi Corporation have released version 1.01.07 of their eZiTap FEP - predictive text input software for the Sony Ericsson P800/P900.

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What's new:

Features & functionality upgrades:

*Update of the eZiTap engine and English database
*Addition of newly entered URLs in eZiTap Learning for subsequent prediction
*Disabled word learning (recording) of passwords and other fields classified as secret text fields
*Addition of a User Guide. It is displayed on the phone immediately after installation and viewable through the question mark symbol located on the lower right corner of the eZiTap keyboard

Installation & integration upgrades:

*Compatibility for the new P900 model
*Better integration with other third party applications such as Handy Dates and WorldMate
*Registration Key support in new version for software purchases (When purchasing the software, please download and install this latest build offered by Handango)
*For users who have installed a previous version of the eZiTap FEP, please turn your phone off and on after installation of this new version
*The 60 day trial period count down remains unchanged for existing trial users. New users of the 1.01.07 version will receive a 30 day trial period

Purchase or download the free trial form Handango.