Are you intrigued by Swype’s input technology, and own an Android phone? Well, it seems that you’re in luck then. A beta release of Swype has been leaked online and seems to work on Android phones. Folks have tested it on phones such as the Motorola DROID and apparently it’s working just fine. Of course, if you’re going to give it a try, do remember that it’s not official software, so be sure to tread carefully and make sure you’ve backed up your data before hand.
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