Swype opens beta for Android devices again

By Matthew Chung on 12/21/2010 01:44 PDT

Swype is an incredibly useful keyboard input method that we’ve covered many times in the past. Now the good news for Android users who missed out on the Swype beta last time is that the program is open to the public again. All you have to do is head over to beta.swype.com and register. The offer is apparently available for a limited time only, so you might want to get it installed quickly and break a few more world records.

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