The original Samsung Galaxy Tab had Swype, and it was a nightmare to use. Swype obviously understood that, and have introduced a heap of tablet-friendly updates for version 3.0, including predictive tapping, adjustable keyboard sizes and adjustable keyboard positions. Hopefully it will make typing on Android tablets a much more enjoyable experience…
This is so cool. Hank Torres is paralysed from the shoulder down but with the use of Swype and a head tracking device he was able to set the Guinness World Record for fastest hands free typing. More »
Crazy texting app Swype has broken its previous record for the world’s fastest texting, with a British woman texting the Guinness Book of World Record’s tricky phrase in just 25.94 seconds on a Samsung Galaxy S phone. More »
In yesterday’s Samsung Galaxy S review, I failed to mention one of my favourite features of the new Android phone – it comes pre-loaded with a sophisticated text input method called Swype, which completely changes the way you type on your phone. More »
The Swype text entry interface that’s been tearing up Android phones, World Records and maybe iPhones was spotted doing more of the same on a large touchscreen at the Microsoft Worldwide Partners Conference. Spoiler: It looks like Swype, but bigger: More »
It’s not just Android that Swype, the company which pioneered an ultra-fast texting method, has its eyes on – they’re apparently developing an iPhone version, which they’re hoping Apple will have no objections to. More »
It set a Guinness World Record for fastest texting ever, and finally it’ll be available for Android phones from today, TechCrunch is claiming. More »
