Thanks to a interesting site called La Casa del JAVA i found a cool dictionary for our phones even if those are Symbian phones or not. This dictionary is Omnidic.
First of all, there are very important things: One, is FREE, second is opensourse and most important of all, you create your own installer. How’s that? Well, when you enter to the official site (the link is in the bottom of the post) and you go to download you start by selecting the language packages that you want into the dictionary, right now they have the next translations:
English - Spanish
Spanish - English
English - German
German - English
English - French
French - English
English - Italian
Italian - English
English - Dutch
English - Portuguese
Portuguese - English
Japanese - English
After that you choose the language of the application in your phone, and finallyyou can choose to download keyboard configurations if you want to add words in languages that keyboard doesn’t support, because you can add word to the dictionary, it’s so cool. And then you download the JAVA installer. Check it out!!
Omnidic dictionary website
Create and download your own
dictionary FREE.
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dean
tnx
TySer
You are the man, the best UIQ blog, Thanks to you my phone looks so nice, but a i have a problema with the Omnidic when i try to search i can’t see anything, i can’t even see what i’am writing
uiq
Thanks XD well, your problem could happen because the visual style of your phone, sometimes text colors aren’t the indicated color because the background color is equal, check with other visual style.
TySer
Well i still have a useless “Omnidic” i forgot to mention that i own a SE p1i, i think it could be a compatibility issue what do you Think?
azd
thanks