Finding:

1. close

   Predictive text

   Predictive text is an input technology most commonly used on mobile phones, and for accessibility. The technology allows words to be entered by a single keypress for each letter, as opposed to the multiple keypress approach used in the older generation of mobile phones.
2. close

   T9 (predictive text)

   T9, which stands for Text on 9 keys, is a patented predictive text technology for mobile phones, originally developed by Tegic Communications, now part of Nuance Communications .
3. close

   LetterWise

   It is billed as a predictive text for people who dislike predictive text.
4. close

   Word completion

   Examples of word completion in general text editing ... ↑ {{{author}}}, Predictive text entry methods for mobile phones, [[{{{publisher}}}]], {{{date}}}.
5. close

   Speech-to-Text Reporter

   It is not about speech recognition or predictive text which are computer systems.
6. close

   SMS language

   With predictive text input increasingly being used, it is becoming less common.
7. close

   Text messaging

   Predictive text software that attempts to guess words (AOL/Tegic's T9 as well as iTAP) or letters (Eatoni's LetterWise) reduces the labour of time-consuming input.
8. close

   Assistive technology

   Predictive text
9. close

   Zi Corporation

   Zi's main product is EZiText predictive text entry software, in competition with solutions such as the original T9 product from Nuance Communications.
10. close

    Thumbcast

    The term is an evolution specialized for original mobile content, coming from the generally audio-based podcast, the input mechanisms of multi-tap and predictive text, and the distribution of content directly to mobile phones.

Explore the following pages on Powerset:

• Predictive text,
• T9 (predictive text),
• LetterWise,
• Word completion,
• Speech-to-Text Reporter,
• SMS language,
• Text messaging,
• Assistive technology,
• Zi Corporation,
• Thumbcast