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xkcd inspired Blackberry keyboard prediction


I did the same exercise as above with the predictive text on my Blackberry Playbook. I got this:

 Say hello to my wishlist A new report by the way we can help you find the best way to get the school uniform turned around and see if you are available in the UK AND IRELAND THE

Toto, I've a feeling we're not going to be at Wycliffe! That should be fun to be awriger 9780749011352

Bond, James Bond with the latest news and information on the screen and the other day and night and I am hoping to get the school uniform 

I'm a leaf on the wind. Watch this space for the first time Monday morning close to the people who gave him ideas and I was surprised at how many weren't his own words of the most important thing is that the information you need to tell you that you can get the gps

Goonies never say never been to the people who gave him ideas and I was surprised at how

You have my sword, and my bow, and the other day and night and I am hoping to get the school uniform

 You can see that it quickly gets to some stock phrases, and that it's learning from what I actually type, like Wycliffe and that long number which is an ISBN.

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