PicChat Brings Texts to Life with Real-Time Emoticons, Digital Stickers and Emojis
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Posted on December 13, 2013 at 3:49:01 PM
PicChat Brings Texts to Life with Real-Time Emoticons, Digital Stickers and Emojis
KeyPoint Technologies' PicChat First to Suggest Fun Images Based on Characters, Words and Context
SAN JOSE, Calif., Dec. 13, 2013 /PRNewswire/ -- KeyPoint Technologies, an award-winning global leader in user interface technology, today announced the upcoming release of its PicChat technology for Android smartphones. PicChat lets you select from a variety of real-time and relevant icons and images to help you create texts that are more expressive and fun.
PicChat knows your style and suggests options directly from the keyboard, eliminating the need to hunt for the perfect image to express your emotions. As users type, PicChat predicts what word is coming next in a sentence by offering digital stickers, emojis and emoticons that can easily be selected in the app's suggestion bar.
"Words can often be too constrictive with a text, but images can let the other person know exactly how you feel with a bit of personality and sometimes humor," said Ronald Brown, vice president of marketing at KeyPoint Technologies. "We think our users will enjoy this one-of-a-kind messaging technology that is lighthearted and gives them a fun way to communicate."
With PicChat's predictions, users are able to quickly type typical catchphrases, such as "let's go to the movies" or "let's grab a drink" while PicChat suggests a few images to replace keywords in the phrase. PicChat is also unique in that it continually learns the users writing style to suggest the most accurate image to make texting considerably faster and more interesting.
PicChat will be made available in the near future by a leading South East Asian OEM and partner of KeyPoint.
About Adaptxt, a KeyPoint Technologies Innovation
KeyPoint Technologies, the creator of Adaptxt, is an award-winning global linguistics innovator on the forefront of human-device interaction. KeyPoint Technologies was founded in 2004 in Glasgow Scotland, an epicenter of linguistics. The company has additional offices in India, Japan, China and the U.S.; and is a trusted partner for OEMs, platform providers and developers. Its revolutionary text input application -- Adaptxt -- represents the leading use of predictive computer input technology in the market today.
More information on KeyPoint Technologies visit: http://www.keypoint-tech.com
All trademarks and product names are the property of their respective companies.
Media Contact:
Amanda Brandt
FortyThree, Inc.
831.401.3175
SOURCE KeyPoint Technologies
KeyPoint Technologies
Web Site: http://www.keypoint-tech.com
KeyPoint Technologies' PicChat First to Suggest Fun Images Based on Characters, Words and Context
SAN JOSE, Calif., Dec. 13, 2013 /PRNewswire/ -- KeyPoint Technologies, an award-winning global leader in user interface technology, today announced the upcoming release of its PicChat technology for Android smartphones. PicChat lets you select from a variety of real-time and relevant icons and images to help you create texts that are more expressive and fun.
PicChat knows your style and suggests options directly from the keyboard, eliminating the need to hunt for the perfect image to express your emotions. As users type, PicChat predicts what word is coming next in a sentence by offering digital stickers, emojis and emoticons that can easily be selected in the app's suggestion bar.
"Words can often be too constrictive with a text, but images can let the other person know exactly how you feel with a bit of personality and sometimes humor," said Ronald Brown, vice president of marketing at KeyPoint Technologies. "We think our users will enjoy this one-of-a-kind messaging technology that is lighthearted and gives them a fun way to communicate."
With PicChat's predictions, users are able to quickly type typical catchphrases, such as "let's go to the movies" or "let's grab a drink" while PicChat suggests a few images to replace keywords in the phrase. PicChat is also unique in that it continually learns the users writing style to suggest the most accurate image to make texting considerably faster and more interesting.
PicChat will be made available in the near future by a leading South East Asian OEM and partner of KeyPoint.
About Adaptxt, a KeyPoint Technologies Innovation
KeyPoint Technologies, the creator of Adaptxt, is an award-winning global linguistics innovator on the forefront of human-device interaction. KeyPoint Technologies was founded in 2004 in Glasgow Scotland, an epicenter of linguistics. The company has additional offices in India, Japan, China and the U.S.; and is a trusted partner for OEMs, platform providers and developers. Its revolutionary text input application -- Adaptxt -- represents the leading use of predictive computer input technology in the market today.
More information on KeyPoint Technologies visit: http://www.keypoint-tech.com
All trademarks and product names are the property of their respective companies.
Media Contact:
Amanda Brandt
FortyThree, Inc.
831.401.3175
SOURCE KeyPoint Technologies
KeyPoint Technologies
Web Site: http://www.keypoint-tech.com