If you are an Android or iPhone user, you might have familiar with the Swype keyboard. It comes pre built with many Android phones, but until now, it wasn’t available at Android market for downloading. Now a 30-day trial version of this gesture-typing keyboard is available for download at Play Store. For continued usage, you need to download the paid (below $1) application.
SwiftKey, the popular Android keyboard app has released a beta version of its gesture-typing keyboard app named “SwiftKey Flow” for Android phones and tablets. Users can now download and try SwiftKey Flow free on their devices. Gesture typing speeds up the text typing process significantly on touch screen devices – users can write texts quickly and easily by just moving fingers across virtual letters.
If you are an iPhone, Android or Nokia phone user, you may have familiar with Swype keyboard. Swype is a QWERTY keyboard for touchscreens that can greatly speed up the text typing process – only need to move (swype) your fingers or stylus across virtual letters to form text. Swype keyboard currently not available for Windows 8 Tablet PCs, however, you can enable Swype like keyboard feature in Windows 8 with InScribe.
Swype is a typing tool for touchscreens that significantly speeds up the text typing process on such devices. Mobile phone users can write texts quickly and easily by just moving fingers or stylus across virtual letters.