TrueVoice Talking Spanish-English-Spanish Dictionary for Windows Mobile 6.0 (Mobile)

Overview:

The bi-directional English-Spanish Dictionary for Windows Mobile was designed to cover the needs of the English speaker challenged with colloquial Spanish in the field. Whether professional on the job or a language student on the go you should find this dictionary a handy and useful addition to your communication arsenal.Based on the mobile industry standard BEIKS Dictionary Reader, this product is specially optimized for one-hand operation, minimal memory requirements and optimal access speed. It can be installed on either main memory or on an extension media card and once installed does NOT require or utilize network connection.The compact and handy dictionary features about 40,000 unique colloquial terms in each direction and vocal pronunciations to some 23,000 common Spanish words, recorded by a native Spanish speaker.Warning: Even despite the high audio compression, the voice database file used in this application is HUGE. It can only be installed on a device with external media card with over 170MB of free space on it! Dictionary features: Based on the mobile industry standard BEIKS dictionary program BDicty Dictionary covering all major mobile platforms (Palm OS, Windows Mobile / Pocket PC, Linux / Sharp Zaurus) English-Spanish dictionary lexicon with over 35,000 unique colloquial terms Spanish-English dictionary lexicon with over 40,000 unique colloquial terms Expandable with other BEIKS dictionaries and phrase books for Windows Mobile Optimized for Widows smartphones one-hand operation Quick input for Windows Smartphone via virtual keyboard panel Dictionary browsing with fast word positioning Installable in the main handset memory or on a media card Excellent data compression Free software updates* Download availability online Built-in help documentation*BEIKS guarantees free updates for problem fixes and minor application enhancements; BEIKS explicitly reserves the right for releasing commercial updates upon introducing significant application changes and no more than once per calendar year.

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