My Nokia won’t remember dictionary additions

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Small things. Really pissing me right off.

My Nokia E90 — the new one I got the other week thanks to Vodafone — is completely up to date with the right firmware. I didn’t have to flash it. But it won’t remember any dictionary additions.

I keep on having to program in my name every sodding time I use it.

It’s winding me right up. Anyone else getting this?

  • Ewan, I think it's a phone glitch. I know the phone has the capabilities to remember my name but sometimes it knows what I'm spelling and other times I have to reinput my name. This is especially bad if your someone like WhatleyDude who doesn't even look at the screen or keypad when sending a message (he's just that experienced and fluid with T9).
  • Aye,
    I actually got a text from him telling me he was 'in a very long Steve' this
    evening, Jeb.
    Took me a while to recognise that 'Steve' is the equivalent of 'queue' on
    T9. Not dictionary related, but thought I'd share ;-)
  • Now that's pretty funny. I'm impressed that you were able to figure that out and didn't just sms him back asking him what in the world he was talking about.
  • The only reason I knew as I'd been typing 'queue' to someone else in a
    similar text and noticed that steve=queue!
  • I am actually having a similar issue with the N95 I have been using. Sometimes it will remember words and sometimes it won't. It's gotten very annoying and to a point that I want to get another phone.
  • Jeb, we're of the same mind. It is highly, highly, highly annoying. I
    don't know how these handsets can get something so STUPIDLY basic, wrong.
    I'm pretty sure it's not something I've done!
  • Err... sounds obvious, but you ARE hitting 'Spell' and putting in "Ewan" - aren't you? Maybe not? This isn't a known S60 or E90 bug.
  • Steve, sadly, yeah. I'm hitting 'Spell', spelling the word... then when I
    come to write it again, the device has forgotten it. It's really
    infuriating when you're spelling a long word -- like 'smstextnews'. You end
    up having to delete the gibberish and start again once you find it's not in
    the dictionary.
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