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New predictive text system revealed

Tim Green

by Tim Green
Monday, January 5th 2009 at 11:42AM

New predictive text system revealed

Indian cmpany Clevertexting tkes frsh apprch to prdctiv SMS.

Its system has no dictionary and instead bases its predictions on the statistical nature using 'popular phonemes and syllabary extant'. CleverTexting puts letters on the screen in a grid corresponding to the keypad. It places the letter you are most likely to use at positions which are easiest for the thumb.

It can also compress your messages so that longer texts can be sent for the same cost.

Tags: messaging , india , sms , text

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