The legendary Swype Keyboard is adding a bunch of new features with the latest update, including emoji predictions and a new number row option. By Brian Reigh Published on January 27, 2017 ...

Swype is a popular alternative to the default Android keyboard due in part to its many customization options, like the ability to change the keyboard’s overall layout, key sizes, and a bunch more.

Emoji have become an important part of online dating, ... You should be aware that this is, in fact, one of two whale emoji on your phone. And this is by far the least romantic of them.

Swype Keyboard received a huge update today that includes an emoji keyboard, number swiping, and Star Trek themes along with a lot more! By Joe Hindy August 26, 2015 ...

If you’re still devoted to the classic, you can now get a few new features including some sweet custom themes, and an emoji keyboard. You can now get custom keyboard themes from Swype’s built ...

As has become tradition with the company’s Fall updates to iOS, today’s iOS 11.1 includes 70 new unique emoji, for a total of ~240 characters when taking into account all possible gender and skin tone ...

Swype Updated To v2.0 With Improved Auto-Correct, Emoji Keyboard, And A Theme Store Featuring Star Trek. By Ryan Whitwam. Published Aug 27, 2015. Follow ...

Nuance announced an update for its Swype keyboard for iOS 8 today that introduces support for a long list of new languages in addition to new layouts and features for both iPhone and iPad.. New ...

Swype has been the forerunner in gesture typing keyboards for Android smartphones. Today, Nuance Communications, Inc., the developer of Swype, has released a host of updates that include new Star ...

Emoji-based art and design has become so popular that it’s difficult to think of anything that hasn’t been emojified. ... and accented with lighter blue whale emoji that create a drop shadow.

Swype will set you back $0.99 in the App Store (Update: Swype is currently free for a limited time). If you've tried and liked Swype on Android, odds are you'll be happy with the iOS implementation.