my question is, why would you want to, especially with the preloaded swype keyboard.
while you are very much free to input text the way you want, imho, why would you get the latest and greatest techno phone and not use the technology. i wouldn't want to go back to a slower more confusing way of inputting text...
but to answer your question, i've never seen an app that does that for touchscreens, but the market has way more apps than i've been able to browse...
good luck
Last edited by bbuck002; July 19th, 2010 at 10:46 AM.
my question is, why would you want to, especially with the preloaded swype keyboard.
while you are very much free to input text the way you want, imho, why would you get the latest and greatest techno phone and not use the technology. i wouldn't want to go back to a slower more confusing way of inputting text...
but to answer your question, i've never seen an app that does that for touchscreens, but the market has way more apps than i've been able to browse...
good luck
T9 is superior to qwerty in every way for phone text entry. I can't think of anythijg more baffling than the popularity of qwerty keyboards on phones.
Motorola's omission of T9 is disappointing, and reason enough for me to never, ever, ever buy a product of theirs.
T9 isn't confusing at all if the user understands how it works. The buttons are larger, less numerous, and not laid out in a pattern that was deliberately chosen to slow the typist.
Agreed. I challenge anyone to outtext me if I have T9. I'm getting pretty fast with swype but I can't tell if its faster than the multi-touch keyboard.
i'm definitely way faster on swype, and i could out text most people i know (again qualifying with people i know) on my qwerty bb storm, and that keyboard sucked, but personally i don't like text prediction
T9 is superior to qwerty in every way for phone text entry. I can't think of anythijg more baffling than the popularity of qwerty keyboards on phones.
Motorola's omission of T9 is disappointing, and reason enough for me to never, ever, ever buy a product of theirs.
T9 isn't confusing at all if the user understands how it works. The buttons are larger, less numerous, and not laid out in a pattern that was deliberately chosen to slow the typist.
I honestly don't know what you are talking about. Sure, T9 is very fast, but it's also limited. I can type ridiculously fast using a QWERTY keyboard. In fact, sometimes I watch words being typed on screen that I was done typing 5 seconds ago. Just to give you an idea, I type about 150 words per minute on a computer keyboard, and about the same on my current Voyager's keyboard. It all comes down to preference and what you are used to -- I can't wait to get used to the virtual keyboard.
why didn't Motorola execute on something is\as simple as this? it takes so long to call someone. i hate having to look through the contact list. my droid incredible had a t9 dialer and so does my friends samsung vibrant. the dialer app one is ok, but it doesn't integrate well with my stock dialer.
what are the chances of moto adding a t9 dialer to their next update?
for those of you that dont know what a t9 dialer is. it basically lets you use the dialpad as letters. and will pick all possible entries for you.
Last edited by ucla2042; July 21st, 2010 at 07:50 PM.
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