13. A non-transitory memory having computer instructions stored therein, which computer instructions, when executed by a processor, cause the processor to: simultaneously display a first character-entry field that corresponds to a first function and a second character-entry field that corresponds to a second function, which second function is different from the first function; as a key of a character-input keyboard having at least some keys that correspond to at least two differing characters is asserted, dynamically determine at least a portion of a corresponding character entry to present in the second character-entry field by considering at least one likelihood of at least one interpretation of the key assertion.
13. A non-transitory memory having computer instructions stored therein, which computer instructions, when executed by a processor, cause the processor to: simultaneously display a first character-entry field that corresponds to a first function and a second character-entry field that corresponds to a second function, which second function is different from the first function; as a key of a character-input keyboard having at least some keys that correspond to at least two differing characters is asserted, dynamically determine at least a portion of a corresponding character entry to present in the second character-entry field by considering at least one likelihood of at least one interpretation of the key assertion. 15. The non-transitory memory of claim 13 wherein the second character-entry field comprises a dialable telephone number field.