When did the first mainstream mobile phone with predictive text technology (T9) reach consumers?

In our increasingly digital world, language technologies have transformed how we communicate. One familiar feature we use daily is predictive text - that helpful (or sometimes frustratingly incorrect) tool that tries to guess what you're typing next. But do you know when this revolutionary technology first entered mainstream consumer products? Test your knowledge about the evolution of language technology in consumer devices!

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1999 (Nokia 7110)
1995 (Motorola StarTAC)
2002 (BlackBerry 5810)
1991 (IBM Simon)