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For a week I am a lucky owner of the Xperia X1. And it is everything I thought it would be!

But I have a question about the T9 function.
The Touch Pro suggest words (and has a T9 function also?) when entering text with the keyboard, is that also possible with the Xperia?
 
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For a week I am a lucky owner of the Xperia X1. And it is everything I thought it would be!

But I have a question about the T9 function.
The Touch Pro suggest words (and has a T9 function also?) when entering text with the keyboard, is that also possible with the Xperia?
To a certain extent, it can suggest up to 4 words (or possibly more if you edit the registry) and that's enabled via the Options menu for the keyboard SIP. Personally I feel the Xperia's implementation of the autocomplete and especially autocorrect isn't nearly as robust as the Touch Pro, but something's better than nothing.
 
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You can still install the Touch Pro On-Screen keyboard and T9 if you don't like the X1 default T9.
 
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But does that improve the autocorrect/autocomplete functionality for the hardware keyboard? I read somewhere that installing that will actually disable whatever autocorrect/autocomplete feature that's currently on the Xperia.
 
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But does that improve the autocorrect/autocomplete functionality for the hardware keyboard? I read somewhere that installing that will actually disable whatever autocorrect/autocomplete feature that's currently on the Xperia.
no it'll break the autocomplete function when using hardware keyboard.
 
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the only thing i dont like about my X1 is the difficulty in SMS text messaging

is the on screen keyboard you guys are referring to the same as the on screen touch panel when you go to dial a phone number?

the same as 'traditional' phone keyboards?

if so, where can i download this function at?

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Yea, but why use a software touch keyboard when u got a nice hardware keyboard to work around with?

I find the hardware keyboard much more of us. And one of the reasons I (we?) brought the Xperia because of his hardware keyboard.
 
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i do like the hard keyboard, but the thing i loved about my older SE phones was i could use the T9 predictive text, and text very fast and effortlessly using the predictive testing and the traditional keys, where as with this, sending a SMS is quite an effort!

so is there an on screen keypad the same as when you press the receiver button and see the keypad?
 
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Yea, but why use a software touch keyboard when u got a nice hardware keyboard to work around with?

I find the hardware keyboard much more of us. And one of the reasons I (we?) brought the Xperia because of his hardware keyboard.
LOL... I spent ages trying to find the perfect soft keyboard for my device after losing the ability to use my favourite (PPCLink HiKeyboard) because of screen incompatibility. THEN it dawned on me! I actually have a hardware keyboard, I just forget it's there sometimes DOH!
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... i could use the T9 predictive text, and text very fast and effortlessly using the predictive testing and the traditional keys, where as with this, sending a SMS is quite an effort!

so is there an on screen keypad the same as when you press the receiver button and see the keypad?
Did anyone find this yet?

I saw something about being able to access a t9 phonepad when using the chinese keyboard but it wouldn't work on my x10 and I loathe the qwerty boards on this phone.

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