Top Product Ratings:  TVs  |  Digital Cameras  |  Computers  |  Cell Phones  |  Printers  |  Camcorders  |  Blu-ray & DVD Players  |  MP3 Players
CES 2013: Swype gets upgraded to keep up with changes in language
Jan 9, 2013 11:00 AM
Image: Swype

The Swype keyboard, which lets you compose words on a smart phone or tablet keyboard by swiping your finger from letter to letter instead of typing, is being upgraded to stay up to date with the latest words and phrases. Think of Swype Living Language as a crowd-sourced way to keep up with the way people are speaking in the 21st century.

If you opt in (by visiting http://beta.swype.com), you'll be able to share and receive new words and phrases as they trend. It's a flexible model that also allows words to be removed if they fall out of use.

Another new feature for Swype is Smart Editor. It suggests sets of words or makes suggestions that make sense in the context in which the words are being used.

Check out the rest of our CES 2013 coverage.

—Donna L. Tapellini

Next Steps

All Smart Phone Ratings
Subscribers can view and compare all Smart Phone Ratings.
Recommended Smart Phones
Look at the ones that we chose as the best of the best.

Post a comment

Comments:

0
Expand All
Collapse All