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Tagged: Swype

Swype opens the freezer, Ice Cream Sandwich support coming end-of-month

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  • By Cory Gunther
  • on 5 Jan, 2012
Swype opens the freezer, Ice Cream Sandwich support coming end-of-month
Good news folks, for everyone that loves to swype rather than type it appears that Swype might finally be ready to start beta testing and bring an official version to market supporting Android 4.0 Ice Cream Sandwich and the Galaxy Nexus. After being unsupported since release date today they've clarified when we can expect to see an update.
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Swype Beta updated with Dragon Dictation for voice and support for 50+ languages

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  • By Cory Gunther
  • on 21 Dec, 2011
Swype Beta updated with Dragon Dictation for voice and support for 50+ languages
Swype has just announced another update for their popular keyboard and users taking part in the BETA can enjoy it right now. The last update was back in November and brought a few awesome new features but this newest update is even better. Swype has now add Dragon Dictation for ultimate voice control and TTS (Text to Speech) since being bought by Nuance. They've also added support for over 50 languages and more.
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Swype OTA update coming soon, brings context prediction and more

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  • By Cory Gunther
  • on 3 Nov, 2011
Swype OTA update coming soon, brings context prediction and more
The developers of Swype have been on a roll as of late and just last month announced the new Swype v3.26 BETA. Along with the update came tons of changes and even a new design layout for the keyboard. One of the biggest though, was automatic updates right to the device instead of all the fuss that we've had to deal with in the past with Swype. Today Swype has started the first OTA update for their BETA and users should see it soon.
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Swype Beta updated v3.26 features cleaner layout and automatic updates [Video]

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  • By Cory Gunther
  • on 19 Oct, 2011
Swype Beta updated v3.26 features cleaner layout and automatic updates [Video]
The popular 3rd party keyboard for Android Swype is back today and has just received its latest update. The beta was updated to Swype version 3.26 late last night during all the Ice Cream Sandwich fun. The Swype beta was last updated to 3.25 back in August and we had plenty of information then, and we have even more this time. The main thing with the latest update is automatic updates, no longer do we need to deal with the Swype installer app. More update details and video are after the break.
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Swype Beta 3.25 Now Available with Copy/Paste Features and more [Video]

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  • By Cory Gunther
  • on 23 Aug, 2011
Swype Beta 3.25 Now Available with Copy/Paste Features and more [Video]
Today the latest version of the popular Swype keyboard for Android has been released to beta testers. While many have probably seen or heard about it already I'll be posting the videos below for you all to see the new features in action. The update is available right now over at the Swype's beta webpage and so far I'm actually really liking the copy and paste features as well as gestures.
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Android Community Weekly : June 18, 2011

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  • By Sam Koutroulakis
  • on 18 Jun, 2011
It’s been another great week for tech news, and we’ll fill you in on what you may have missed in this issue of Android Community Weekly! This past Sunday, Chris Burns reviewed the Pantech Crossover - the first Android device by Pantech to hit the United States. T-Mobile’s HTC Flyer tablet hit the FCC early in the week as well; unfortunately, there is still no information regarding any type of 4G capability.
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Swype 3.0 for Honeycomb BETA Review

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  • By Chris Burns
  • on 14 Jun, 2011
Swype 3.0 for Honeycomb BETA Review
We've got our hands on the brand new Swype 3.0 as it exists in beta, up for testing for Honeycomb devices. This beta is available to everyone who signs up for the program and you're freely welcomed to try it out for yourself at your own risk through Swype's own homepage. That said, let's have a demonstration / review look at this newest edition of the system and decide whether it's up to the task, the task being screens as big as your head!
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Swype 3.0 Beta Released with Honeycomb Support, we go Hands-on

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  • By Cory Gunther
  • on 13 Jun, 2011
Swype 3.0 Beta Released with Honeycomb Support, we go Hands-on
The guys at Swype have just released the latest version of the popular 3rd party keyboard for Android. Many new features are included with this latest beta (v3.0) and some of those include predictive tap as well as Honeycomb support for you tablet users. The tablet version can even be re-sized as well as moved to left, right or center screen for your convenience. We have all seen or used Swype for our phones so I took a few photos using it on my Honeycomb tablet just to show you all.
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Samsung Galaxy S II updated: Swype swiftness, auto-brightness fix

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  • By Chris Davies
  • on 13 May, 2011
Samsung Galaxy S II updated: Swype swiftness, auto-brightness fix
Samsung's Galaxy S II may be fresh to the market, but that hasn't stopped the company's engineers from pushing out updates. In fact, we've seen two firmware updates arrive through Samsung's Kies app in short order, bringing the GSII up to i9100XWKE2. The first left Swype more responsive and apparently also addressed some connectivity issues, while the second fixed the Galaxy S II's automatic brightness. The firmware is also rootable, which is good news for those looking forward to all the third-party hacks we're promised. You'll need to hook your Galaxy S II up to Kies in order to download the update - we've tried through the smartphone's onboard firmware update tool, and it can't find any new builds. Let us know how you get on in the comments, and if you're still on the fence regarding the GSII then check out our full review!
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HTC Sensation featuring a Swype-like keyboard called HTC Trace

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  • By Cory Gunther
  • on 27 Apr, 2011
HTC Sensation featuring a Swype-like keyboard called HTC Trace
The HTC Sensation is sure to make a splash in the Android phone market, it is a great all around device. You can see it with our Hands-On here. Something that everyone missed during the Sense 3.0 UI tour most of you saw was a feature or app called HTC Trace. HTC is introducing what appears to be a Swype-like keyboard with the Sensation, and it should be ready when the phone launches in June.
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