Google Keyboard is Google's new keyboard replacement app that's very similar to Swype or SwiftKey. It's live in the Google Play store now, and it'll make your phone, regardless of manufacturer, a little bit more like a Nexus. Read More >>
Are you a Swype'r, a Typer, a Tapper or a Dictator? No, we're not sure what any of that means either, but we thought we should ask before we press ahead with today's toppermost bargain. Read More >>
Featured comment by dbltax:
"Been using the Swype Beta for about 4 years now. It's still working despite the release... Wonder if I'll be forced to pay?" More »
Swype, the sliding keyboard that dramatically speeds up typing on Android, just got a little more clever. As well as offering a more fluid typing experience, it now crowd-sources your autocorrections—which should (hopefully) make for fewer embarrassing mistakes. Read More >>
A slightly unfinished but perfectly usable version of Google's new gesture-based Android 4.2 keyboard has been made available online, which should work for just about anyone using a phone or tablet running Google's Android 4.0 code or higher. Read More >>
Featured comment by MarkusDarkus:
"Asus Transformer Prime Tablet. Actually, I just checked and the default is the ASUS Keyboard so that's probably why." More »
Nuance is reportedly acquiring Swype, the company behind the popular keyboard alternative for Android. The purchase price is estimated to be a cool £64 million. Read More >>
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