Nokia to use eZiText predictive text input technology

December 22, 2004 @ 2:37am by Fabrizio Pilato

Zi Corporation, makers of eZiText, a predictive text input technology has announced a licensing agreement with Nokia. The predictable software entry system provides mobile handset users a faster method of text entry, it uses a one-touch entry and word completion system while learning the users typing and behavior patterns to predict words.

It should provide for quicker, easier messaging, e-mail and web browsing on standard numeric keypad handsets, it’s also available in 41 languages.

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