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Sunday, June 24, 2007
Nuance acquires Tegic from AOL
Tegic's T9 is the predictive text input engine most used in mobile phones, with Zi Corp's eZiText as a far off second.
I don't think it's a bad buy for Nuance. In a sense Tegic was a strange bird in AOL's zoo, so this might actually be good for Tegic and its business.
T9 predictive-text input developer purchased for $265M
I don't think it's a bad buy for Nuance. In a sense Tegic was a strange bird in AOL's zoo, so this might actually be good for Tegic and its business.
T9 predictive-text input developer purchased for $265M
