Swype users, hear ye hear ye

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"The newest beta version of Swype for Android, announced here at CES, brings with it two noteworthy features.

First, is Swype Living Language. If you decide to opt in to this new feature, Swype will use crowdsourcing to analyze words and phrases that are being used by the masses in real-time, and continuously update your language dictionary accordingly. This means a smarter keyboard and better predictions for you. Of course, the tradeoff here is that your data will also be shared with the masses. If you don’t mind paying this price, then you could be in for a significantly upgraded typing experience.

Second, is the new Smart Editor. This new feature allows Swype to analyze your sentences and the contexts in which you’re typing, and offer suggestions to correct potential mistakes. The key here is its ability to analyze context, which makes Swype feel like it’s actually “understanding” what you type, as you type it."

(Source: cnet)

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Re: Swype users, hear ye hear ye

That’s neat and I realized I complained earlier that swype deosn’t learn my words and I have to add them to the dictionary but it does! The words or the combination of letters I use more often come up when I use similar letter combination. I dunno if I’m making sense but swype learns your typing habits. Downside is when you are trying to get a different word swype assumes you are typing a diff more used word then you can to correct it. Okay, I’ll stop now.

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Re: Swype users, hear ye hear ye

You made perfect sense, madam CM :slight_smile: as always.

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Re: Swype users, hear ye hear ye

You are so kind Niki. Shukriya for understanding me.

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Re: Swype users, hear ye hear ye

And now you don’t actually have to go thru the registration process to download Swype. Just download and install. Ofcourse, if you create an account you can have a more “personal” experience.