We here at Tronix News could try our best to explain the BlackBerry SureType® Keyboard, but we felt that taking the actually definition from the people who brought it to us wold be the best thing to do.

 

"SureType® keyboard technology combines a traditional phone keypad and a familiar QWERTY-based keyboard to create an efficient and familiar typing experience."

"SureType allows you to quickly and accurately dial or type without the limitations of traditional phone keypads. Since the software understands what you're typing, you can concentrate on composing your message rather than on the input method. You can also easily switch to the multi-tap input method when desired."

Default Word List

To help facilitate easy spelling and typing, SureType includes a word list of over 35,000 words and the ability to increase that list based on the frequency of use, and the names and addresses in the smartphone's address book. It will even check your spelling as you type!

Your Custom Word List

To add to the initial word list, you may load industry-specific word lists, such as finance/business, medical and legal. New words are also extracted from your incoming email messages and automatically added to your custom word list. 

The new Nokia N96 is expected to beat it's little brother, the Nokia N95 was hugely success and the Nokia N96 is expected to follow in the same footsteps. As expected the leaked N96 has become reality. The Nokia N96 builds on the success of the Nokia n05 and further enhances the mobile experience. It comes with a large 2.8 inch screen, 16GB on-board storage and Micro-SDHC Card Slot. A new addition will be an integrated DVB-H receiver that will allow live broadcast TV (in selected markets) that will also include an automatically updating program guide. A nice little touch is the addition of a kick-stand for propping up the handset for hands-free viewing.

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It's hard to imagine RIM releasing anything but bar form factor Smart Phones, but don’t bothering imagining what you can view right here right now. This should be one of the first is not the first phone withSureType® keyboard technology, external LCD, and internal LCD. "It also uses the TrackBall for navigation and does have a camera". The RIM BlackBerry Kickstart is expected to be released sometime in the 4th quarter of 2008, and is suppose to be the new addition to T-Mobiles arsenal of phones?