Abstract: A method of controlling a keypad input mode for a text message entered on an electronic equipment for wireless communication (1) is provided that comprises steps for determining a language setting for the text message (S1) and for setting the keypad input mode to a dictionary-based disambiguation mode related to the determined language setting (S2). The language setting used at the beginning of the text message is hereby determined as the language setting used for the last text message entered on the electronic equipment for wireless communication (1) or as the language determined for a received text message to be replied by the text message, and the language setting used is subject to be changed if a match for a predetermined number of text elements entered for the text message is present in a further dictionary-based disambiguation mode related to a different language setting.

Abstract: A method of controlling a keypad input mode for a text message entered on an electronic equipment for wireless communication (1) is provided that comprises steps for determining a language setting for the text message (S1) and for setting the keypad input mode to a dictionary-based disambiguation mode related to the determined language setting (S2). The language setting used at the beginning of the text message is hereby determined as the language setting used for the last text message entered on the electronic equipment for wireless communication (1) or as the language determined for a received text message to be replied by the text message, and the language setting used is subject to be changed if a match for a predetermined number of text elements entered for the text message is present in a further dictionary-based disambiguation mode related to a different language setting.

Abstract: Disclosed is a method and apparatus that allows users of portable communications devices to enter a message that includes text, symbols, numbers and/or a combination thereof and subsequently select an appropriate application for the message. For example, the user may enter a message using a user input device (e.g., a keypad, a touch screen, a navigation tool, etc.) into a scratchpad and then select a desired destination application for the message. Exemplary application programs include, for example, short message service, electronic mail (E-mail), notepad, etc.

Abstract: An electronic equipment includes an image storage device for capturing and/or storing data representative of an image, and an image processing circuit. The image processing circuit is operable to modify the stored image data when a color combination as defined in the image data corresponds to a color combination associated with color blindness. The modified image data then is provided to a display for viewing by a color blind individual.

Abstract: A multimedia-messaging-capability-negotiation method includes receiving, by a first service, of multimedia-messaging-capability information from a receiving client. The multimedia-messaging-capability information is transmitted by the first service to a sending client. The multimedia-messaging-capability information is evaluated by the sending client in order to determine what further action to take relative to communicating with the receiving client. This Abstract is provided to comply with rules requiring an Abstract that allows a searcher or other reader to quickly ascertain subject matter of the technical disclosure. This Abstract is submitted with the understanding that it will not be used to interpret or limit the scope or meaning of the claims.

Abstract: A control unit retrieves date information from an electronic data determination unit and first recipient related information related to a recipient from an electronic contact register. The control unit then effectuates essentially automatic sending of a pre-configured electronic message to the recipient based on the date information and the first recipient related information.

Abstract: A method for updating presence information between a client and a server wherein an update request having a first presence information version number associated therewith is transmitted from the client to a server. The first presence information version number is compared with a second presence information version number at the server. If the first and second version numbers do not match, a presence information update response is transmitted from the server to the client. If the first and second version numbers do match, a presence information update response is delayed until receipt of a new update or expiration of a timeout period.