Convert Symbian Nokia Phone into a Qwerty Cell Phone

Convert your old Symbian Nokia into a Qwerty Cell Phone

filed in Nokia Qwerty on Nov.17, 2008

Nokia 6680 by Eatoni

Although it is really a smartphone era now and it gets harder and harder to tell the cell phones from computers, the reality is that majority (or at least 95%) of people worldwide are still using conventional cell phones with corded or numeric keyboards. Funnily enough, many of these numeric cell phones already have e-mail function. Imagine how hard it is to switch from normal qwerty typing you use on your computer to the numerical keys where abc is on one key and def on another.

Imagine how easy the life would be if you could use the 1 key for qwer and 2 for tyu. Now you can. Eatoni has developed a new Symbian software for Nokia that allow you to reassign the characters and convert your lame numeric keyboard into something that resembles a qwerty cell phone keyboard. This Symbian Software is called Eatoni EQ3 Email.

There is no need to buy a qwerty cell phone - now you can convert your old Nokia into a smartphone.

Do you remember the T9 prediction system on the old Nokia and Siemens cell phones? Eatoni EQ3 is much better and faster at predicting too. However, if predictive typing is not for you, just switch this software function off and type using the normal qwerty layout.

Currently this Symbian software is compatible with following Nokia models: Nokia N70, N90, N91, N-Gage, 3600, 3620, 3650, 3660, 6260, 6600, 6620, 6680, 6681, 6682 and 7650.

Dedicated special keyboards with the new qwerty layout printed on it is available only for Nokia 6680, 6681 and 6682 at the moment. However, you will learn to use this Symbian software easily because you will have a cheat-list of keyboard layout at the top of the screen each time you use Eatoni EQ3 Email software.

If you are not too keen on smartphones and expensive qwerty cell phones, get this Symbian software. It costs only $15 a year to use and definitely gives you more flexibility and speed.