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Hi,
How exactly does the "Sophisticated Search Functionality" work?
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| #3 (permalink) Thu Nov 01, 2007 21:19 pm Has any one tried using word list on cell phones? |
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| Torsten wrote: |
Hi,
How exactly does the "Sophisticated Search Functionality" work? |
Well, m not sure - but i think...a normal search should be different from a sophisticated search....
say like u just type in two letters and it gives u a listing of all the words beginning from them.
But it sounds inetresting, I think i am going to try. |
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| #4 (permalink) Thu Nov 01, 2007 21:27 pm Has any one tried using word list on cell phones? |
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Thanks for your quick response. Does the software also help you kick the habit of chopping words?
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| #5 (permalink) Thu Nov 01, 2007 21:38 pm Has any one tried using word list on cell phones? |
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| Torsten wrote: |
| Thanks for your quick response. Does the software also help you kick the habit of chopping words? |
Well, just an observation - I have been active in a lot of technology forums and some how I see a lot of people do really care for correctly spelt words.
May I ask, does it really matter if the words are chopped or they arent?
Anyway, we must not discuss habits - doesnt serve the purpose.  |
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| #6 (permalink) Thu Nov 01, 2007 22:06 pm Has any one tried using word list on cell phones? |
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Well, you might have noticed that our forum is a place for people who want to improve their English so yes, I do think that correct spelling is important. I don't know what purpose you have mind but learning is all about changing habits so why would you say we mustn't discuss habits?
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| #7 (permalink) Thu Nov 01, 2007 22:13 pm Has any one tried using word list on cell phones? |
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| Torsten wrote: |
| Well, you might have noticed that our forum is a place for people who want to improve their English so yes, I do think that correct spelling is important. I don't know what purpose you have mind but learning is all about changing habits so why would you say we mustn't discuss habits? |
Learning - according to theory of neural networks + artificial intelligence + genetic engineering - humans learn from each other - to learn from each other all we need is to communicate - as long as the NLP <natural language processing> skills of a human brain are intact - it would for sure take care of the short words.
Besides - as we move into age of pure digitization - we start moving towards a scarcity of bandwidth ( say frequency spectrum bandwidth). And if you must know, more the characters are required for electronic transfer the higher is the bandwidth required.
So if u would want to change habits - change it for good. |
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| #8 (permalink) Fri Nov 02, 2007 7:15 am Has any one tried using word list on cell phones? |
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I don't see bandwidth as a 'good' at all.
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