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12-10-2005, 12:39 AM
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EQ3 Email, 1.0
by Eatoni Ergonomics, Inc.
Eatoni''s EQ3 Email is a powerful e-mail client completely converging a Qwerty keyboard with a telephone keypad.
What if you could fit your QWERTY keyboard on a tiny device with only three rows of keys?
There is no if. Eatoni''s EQ3 Email client completely converges a Qwerty keyboard with a telephone keypad, allowing the fastest text entry on a cell phone ever.
You can find detailed information on the Eatoni website.
EQ3 Email input modes
EQ3 has three input modes:
Eatoni WordWise
For those familiar with word-guessing methods such as T9. WordWise is three times better at guessing words than T9, and has much more convenient handling of punctuation. WordWise uses LetterWise, rather than multi-tap, in its dictionary mode. More info on WordWise.
Eatoni LetterWise
The simplest method of all. This is for people who find multi-tap too cumbersome, and word-guessing predictive text too uncontrollable. LetterWise is a "What you Type is What You Get" text entry method. Just hit the key with the letter you want, and if it doesn''t appear hit "NextLet" until it does. More info on LetterWise.
Eatoni MultiTap
A MultiTap method, optimized for two-thumb typing. This is the mode of choice for those who want to be able to type without looking at the screen or keyboard. It is similar to "abc" multi-tap, but with fewer keystrokes per character, and no need for a time-out or timeout kill button.
EQ3 Email, 1.0
by Eatoni Ergonomics, Inc.
Eatoni''s EQ3 Email is a powerful e-mail client completely converging a Qwerty keyboard with a telephone keypad.
What if you could fit your QWERTY keyboard on a tiny device with only three rows of keys?
There is no if. Eatoni''s EQ3 Email client completely converges a Qwerty keyboard with a telephone keypad, allowing the fastest text entry on a cell phone ever.
You can find detailed information on the Eatoni website.
EQ3 Email input modes
EQ3 has three input modes:
Eatoni WordWise
For those familiar with word-guessing methods such as T9. WordWise is three times better at guessing words than T9, and has much more convenient handling of punctuation. WordWise uses LetterWise, rather than multi-tap, in its dictionary mode. More info on WordWise.
Eatoni LetterWise
The simplest method of all. This is for people who find multi-tap too cumbersome, and word-guessing predictive text too uncontrollable. LetterWise is a "What you Type is What You Get" text entry method. Just hit the key with the letter you want, and if it doesn''t appear hit "NextLet" until it does. More info on LetterWise.
Eatoni MultiTap
A MultiTap method, optimized for two-thumb typing. This is the mode of choice for those who want to be able to type without looking at the screen or keyboard. It is similar to "abc" multi-tap, but with fewer keystrokes per character, and no need for a time-out or timeout kill button.