Apple today at WWDC 2019 announced that iPhones and iPads are getting a native swipe-based keyboard named QuickPath. The new QuickPath keyboard enables allows you to swipe your finger from one letter ...

I preferred swype over gboard and swift key because I did not need to open up "full access" to use the keyboards. That message that says, the keyboard app could send what i type to the internet kept ...

One of the things that made the original iPhone different than most smartphones that had come before was that it didn’t have a physical keyboard and didn’t need a stylus. Apple developed an on-screen ...

In fact, it's also possible to get this feature on your iPhone already by installing a custom keyboard, which we'll explain how to do below. The new feature was revealed by Bloomberg's Mark Gurman, a ...

Nuance is giving up on the third-party keyboard business, discontinuing its Swype Keyboard app for iOS and Android. The XDA Developers blog confirmed the news after Nuance quietly began telling ...

With iOS 13 and the new QuickPath feature, the iPhone finally has a native version of the “swipe” keyboards that have been popular on Android devices for almost a ...

In response to the question about the app crashing on the Google Pixel 2, the Swype Product Team issued the following statement: Nuance will no longer be updating the ...

Swype hasn't been spectacular in a long time, but its impact on Android and mobile typing in general is undeniable. Dearly beloved, we gather here today to celebrate the life and honor the memory of ...

Mobile operating systems keeping getting more powerful and feature-packed, and their cannibalizing the user bases of third-party apps in the process. We’ve seen it dozens of times. While I haven’t ...

Swype keyboard had been the defacto choice for many Android users. Most of us preferred the third party keyboard for all the extra features that it offered as opposed to the Google Keyboard. In fact, ...