Swype 3.0 gets Honeycomb support, intense promo video (video)

Jun 13th 2011
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Swype 3.0 gets Honeycomb support, intense promo video (video)

The parents at Swype sure know the way to get our attention. The Android keyboard app has always inspired us to get a little dramatic , but we had no concept that predictive text and moveable QWERTY pads were this intense. To celebrate the beta release of Swype 3.0 it seems that the corporate hired Doug Liman (or not less than some one that has studied the Bourne Identity very closely) to whip up a promo video. Benefit from the thrills of a resizable input area! Be wowed by the Honeycomb support! Get stunned by the automobile-correct! Oh, and do not forget to move after the break to monitor the clip.

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This post is tagged: beta release, bourne identity, doug liman, input area, predictive text

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