Handheld Electronic Device and Associated Method for Obtaining New Language Objects for Use by a Disambiguation Routine on the Device
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A handheld electronic device includes a reduced QWERTY keyboard and is enabled with disambiguation software that is operable to disambiguate text input. The device has a generic word list and a new words database stored thereon as linguistic data sources and which provide linguistic data to the disambiguation software. When a media file is received on the handheld electronic device, a data tag in the form of a header on the media file is scanned, and any new language objects which are not already stored in the linguistic data sources on the handheld electronic device are stored in the new words database and made available to the disambiguation software.
A method of obtaining linguistic data for storage on a handheld electronic that comprises a processor and a memory having stored therein at least a first routine and a number of language objects, the at least first routine being executable on the processor and providing at least one of a text disambiguation function and a text prediction function, the language objects being stored in a dictionary that is accessed by the at least first routine, the method comprising:
A handheld electronic device comprising:
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