This thing is AMAZING!
My ten year old just tried typing Mississippi using Swype, and it worked perfectly!
He didn't even do the "loop" thingy, to indicate double letters!
This is really SOOOOO much easier to type with!
My only concern is the standard warning when I was switching to Swype mode that it can record keystrokes and if you're silly enough to use your Droid to enter credit cards, or other personal information, that they could get this information. Is Swype one of those companies collecting this data?
I was thinkin the same, as long as your smart about the infomation you put in using swype...you should be good...correct?
This thing is AMAZING!
My ten year old just tried typing Mississippi using Swype, and it worked perfectly!
He didn't even do the "loop" thingy, to indicate double letters!
This is really SOOOOO much easier to type with!
actually the more difficult the word the easier it would be to swype. How many possible words could fit the path of mississippi? It should get it right if you are remotely close and never loop the doubles.
Posted this on Swypes site, but thought I'd share here too for any insight/suggestions/etc.......
Installed it on my DROID and it seems to work great EXCEPT when i try to type out a text message…. In landscape mode you cannot see any choices of your contacts as you start typing in order to choose a recipient.. better explained like this:
1- open messaging
2- Press pencil icon for ‘create new message’
3- Click on ‘to’ screen
4- Type in who I want to text… If I want to text John Smith, I start typing J-O- and a drop down menu with all contact matches appear… I then tap the contact I want, John Smith
*5 – In landscape mode with Swype installed, my contact choices, as explained above in #4, do not appear
Suggestions?… or perhaps a future fix?
BTW, I know it does work in stard mode, just not landscape, which I use, and feel is best to use, for texting since the screen keyboard is bigger and you also have to drop down keyboard
Your right, it does seem to work magically and know what you mean about how crazy it is and works so well!!!I'm coming to the thought that Swype isn't actually registering the letters all the time. Sometimes I just completely miss a letter and it just throws it in there.
Test it out. I just typed in "what" twice in Swype. I purposely missed the "w" key, hitting the E key first, then the S key first. Both times, it correctly put in "what".
So.. what I'm thinking is they must have inserted some very common patterns? Or, maybe they inserted patterns for most common words, and if that pattern comes somewhat close to the letters it is near, it will register?
Its not really a big deal.. but Swype is almost magical in its ability to work really well. It works so well I'm thinking they cheated.
Maybe I'm thinking too much about this.
-Wil