Swype, a touchscreen keyboard input method that allows users to enter words by sliding a finger from letter to letter, has been ported to iOS, reports ModMyi.
The input method was ported by Andrew Liu (@WyndWarrior) and is still in its early beta stages, with a few limitations:
● The Swype beta does not work in AppStore applications or Cydia (only in stock iOS currently - he is looking to fix it today)
● No blue line to indicate where you are swiping
You can try Swype Beta v0.1 by adding the http://wynd.x10.xm repository to Cydia.
[via FSM]
The input method was ported by Andrew Liu (@WyndWarrior) and is still in its early beta stages, with a few limitations:
● The Swype beta does not work in AppStore applications or Cydia (only in stock iOS currently - he is looking to fix it today)
● No blue line to indicate where you are swiping
You can try Swype Beta v0.1 by adding the http://wynd.x10.xm repository to Cydia.
[via FSM]











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