German Dictionaries for Sony Ericsson 2.0
| Developer: |
Paragon Technologie GMBH (more products...) |
| OS: | Sym |
| License: | Shareware |
| Price: |
$69.75 (Buy it now)
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| Size: | 5.95 MB |
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These Sony Ericsson software dictionaries are based on SlovoEd multi-language dictionary engine, one of the most popular and complete software dictionary solutions for Symbian OS.
This bundle consists of 5 popular bidirectional dictionaries:
English <-> German dictionary, contains 98,804 entries
French <-> German dictionary, contains 80,054 entries
Spanish <-> German dictionary, contains 80,441 entries
Italian <-> German dictionary, contains 101,913 entries
Latin <-> German dictionary, contains 28,499 entries
Main features SlovoEd software dictionaries for Sony Ericsson are:
-Additional sound modules
-Simple and easy-to-use interface with color marks support.
-Quality dictionary databases specially adapted for Sony Ericsson.
-Great number of word entries.
-Low memory consumption, powerful and fast compression technology that enables high data compression ratio (100,000 words in 600 Kb) with high access rate.
-Full screen and standard modes to show word translation.
-Syntactic information support.
-Five colors of dictionary appearance
-Support of color marks for dictionary entries.
-The possibility to save certain words on Flash Cards (a special method of learning new foreign words) and then pass through Flash Cards Quiz.
-Search history (last words that you’ve searched before). You can see any word from the history again at any time.
-Availability to install several dictionaries at the same time (for example, German-English and English-Italian).
-The possibility to install dictionaries on memory cards.
-Dictionary interface is available in 7 languages. |
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