by Ankit Banerjee, 4 weeks ago

I’ve been using Swype for so long that it had almost slipped my mind that I was still using a beta version, and that the app wasn’t available on the Google Play Store. The good…

by Ankit Banerjee, 2 months ago

Swype, the very popular third-party keyboard developed by Nuance, which is still in its beta testing phase for Android, has recently been updated yet again, this time, adding advanced language models for Hindi and Belgian…

by Gary Sims, 4 months ago

A new version of Swype is out and this one has a new feature which  Nuance Communications, the people behind Dragon Dictate and Swype, called Living Language. Swype Living Language uses crowdsourcing to find new trending words…

by Chris Smith, 6 months ago

We still have no idea when Android 4.2 Jelly Bean will be rolled out to existing Nexus devices, but at least we can tell you that an early version of the new keyboard app found…

by Joe Hindy, 7 months ago

When Swype was first released, it took the world by storm. It became so popular so quickly that it remains the only non OEM and non stock Android keyboard to come stock in smart phones….

by Robert Nelson, 7 months ago

Those using the Swype Beta keyboard app may want to download this latest release as it brings a few new features. And for those yet to use the keyboard, now seems like as good a…

by Nathan Snyder, 9 months ago

Behold übertexters. Swype Connect is here to save your thumbs from cramping.  The Seattle-based company aims to shine where other Android keyboards lack. The newest feature is autocomplete. The beta version is packed full of AI…

by Paul Nuñal, 10 months ago

Swype is back with a vengeance and this time around, it certainly means business. The new Swype Beta has just been released to the public and if you’re one of the lucky few who have…

by Bams Sadewo, 11 months ago

Sliding from letter to letter to complete words on mobile devices has become somewhat synonymous with Swype. After being bought by Nuance late last year for a cool $100 million, it seems the new owner…

by Edmund Apostol, 1 year ago

So you’ve taken the plunge and rooted your Kindle Fire. You’ve even successfully installed Google apps and set Android Market to work with the tablet. You may have noticed however that you don’t really get…

by Alvin Ybañez, 1 year ago

Swype has finally release its first over-the-air (OTA) update for Swype BETA version 3.26, featuring the new Context Prediction Engine and Japanese language support.  Swype announced the news through a post in the forums of…

by Glenn Santos, 2 years ago

One of the reasons I switched over to Android was because a DIY geek like me loves the thrill of customization. My previous smartphone was merely a fancy keyboard on something that could call and…

by James Tromans, 2 years ago

If you haven’t heard of Swype, shame on you. Swype is an input method for touchscreens developed by Swype Inc. Swype was first commercially available on the Samsung Omnia II for Windows Mobile, but since…

by Kelly Hodgkins, 3 years ago

Originally designed for distribution by OEMs, Swype has reversed course and is opening up its software to the public as a limited beta. The public version of Swype supports HVGA and WVGA devices, English and…

by Michael Oryl, 3 years ago

T-Mobile has just officially launched a new versions of the myTouch 3G with new hardware and software.  For clarity’s sake, let’s just call it the myTouch 3G 2010 since T-Mobile has decided to muddy the…