After what seems like an eternity with the beta-tag, one of the most popular and well-known Android keyboard replacements is entering the Play Store. Swype 1.5 doesn’t have any beta label attached and that means the developers are confident this version of the software is ready for public consumption. The 1.5 update adds a shortcut to Dragon’s Mobile… Read more
Swype has so far been the undisputed king of swiping keyboards on Android. Even though SwiftKey recently released their version of swiping, dubbed Flow, Swype still has them beat by a little. It’s simply a bit more accurate. So if you’re a dedicated Swype user, there is an update available for the beta keyboard. Here is the full changelog: Swype Beta… Read more
There are few apps that remind me just how amazing the open-source default app replacement culture is on Android more than Swiftkey. Which is why the introduction of Swiftkey 4 excites me to no end as their “Flow” gesture typing is a major step forward for the Swiftkey platform and by default one of the most popular, if not the most popular Android… Read more
Swype continues to get better with every update, and it happens that there is a new update today. Though the update isn’t anything major, it will improve your typing experience. It includes some Smart Editor improvements and fixes a bunch of bugs. You should get the update within three days as an OTA, so give it a while before thinking something is… Read more
The biggest feature to hit the Android keyboard in 4.2 is gesture typing, where you swipe across letters to write words, like Swype. Well, if you were wondering how it worked, you can try it out now. The full Android keyboard is available for download for almost any Android 4.0+ unrooted phone. To install, you need to have any phone running Ice Cream… Read more
http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_embedded&v=kA5Horw_SOE Back in June Android keyboard app SwiftKey launched version 3.0 of its software, following its rival Swype announcing a major update to their software. Swype incorporated a traditional key-tapping interface (like SwiftKey) plus a slew of other features, including speech-to-text… Read more
Swype Beta has received a hearty update to version 1.3, and it brings a lot of new and very useful features. The first you notice is probably the look. Swype now comes with 10 different themes that you can choose from, and though they look very similar, it’s a very nice touch. They also have a new feature called “Hotwords,” which populates your… Read more
Swype, one of the most popular text input methods on Android has released its latest beta update and it’s packing a lot of new features. Thanks in part to the company’s acquisition by Nuance last year, the latest Swype edition is being dubbed as a “four-in-one” input method paired with Nuance’s XT9 technology. Also included is a new voice-text… Read more
Swype, one of the most popular third-party keyboard replacements out there, hasn’t had the best luck as of recent. The developer’s keyboard wasn’t supported right out of the gate for Android 4.0 Ice Cream Sandwich, and because of that plenty of Galaxy Nexus owners out there were pretty upset. But, thanks to constant updates from the company, we’e known that… Read more
Right now, if you’re using an Android 4.0 Ice Cream Sandwich-based device, then you probably know that Swype doesn’t have an officially supported build yet. The popular keyboard replacement, which allows you to swipe between letters instead of tapping them, is still in the process of being supported by Ice Cream Sandwich, and the company has announced via… Read more
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