Swype To Arrive Tomorrow On Android Phones

on 06/15/2010 23:39 PDT

You might have already heard of Swype before this, the input method that allows you to enter text at record-breaking speeds via swiping. Before this, you needed to purchase a device that had Swype pre-installed in order to use it, but the company is planning to make the Android-version of its application available to anyone who wants to give it a try from tomorrow onwards. If you think the current method of typing out an email on your Android device is cumbersome, maybe you should give it a try.

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