Posts Tagged ‘Swype’

Motorola is announcing the Motorola Defy, which is their second Android device built to withstand the elements (The first being the Motorola i1). This baby comes stock with a 3.7 inch Gorilla Glass display sporting 854x480 resolution. The device is also resistant to scratches, impact, dust and water up to a meter deep for as long ...

If you are waiting patiently to get into the Swype keyboard beta program, you're in luck! Swype Keyboard has been updated and they opened the beta for a limited time. Per Swype: It will be open for a limited time - probably a few days In English, Spanish, and Italian - more languages to come Limited Features - ...

Motorola has announced the Motorola i1, the first Android powered push-to-talk device.  The i1 comes with a 3.1-inch touchscreen at 320x480 pixels, WiFi and Opera Mini 5 with Flash Lite, a 5-megapixel camera and 2GB microSD card included. The popular Swype keyboard also is included. The Motorola i1 will be carried on Sprint ...

The Swype Keyboard (my favorite by the way!) is now officially available in a limited Beta form.  It does take a little getting used to, but once you're familiar with it you will be typing like a pro. Here are the Beta details per their website: Initially we will have a limited number of participants - ...

A lot of folks have been excited about Swype, the "not yet available" keyboard that allows you to drag your fingers to keys as you type. It's definitely convenient for one handed 'typing' and for some people Swype really works. We've seen videos of Swype in action (I actually use it and love it!) and ...

Swype for Android Beta, the nice little keyboard replacement can now be downloaded! The beta only works with WVGA handsets like the Droid and Nexus One so other devices are out of luck for the time being. I tried it myself and it does work well but takes a little getting used to. Here's how to ...