Android texting application Swype just got a little smarter, graduating to a next-generation, four-in-one keyboard and adding voice capabilities.
Swype now provides more text input choices on top of the ability to interpret a user’s personal language style, “ultimately providing an amazingly fast, flexible, and accurate experience,” according to speech-recognition software builders Nuance, who acquired the keyboard app in October.
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