New tablet typing app developed for Android Honeycomb

TouchType has now transferred its touchscreen typing smarts from smartphones to the big screen, bigger than a smartphone anyway. The company has launched a new tablet version of its SwiftKey typing app to coincide with the release of Android 3.0 (Honeycomb) and the launch of the Xoom tablet from Motorola. The app is claimed to make touchscreen typing more intuitive thanks to an improved version of the Fluency predictive text engine and easier thanks to optimized keyboard layouts and multi-language support... Continue Reading New tablet typing app developed for Android Honeycomb

Tags: Android, Honeycomb, Keyboard, Mobile World Congress 2011, Tablet, Touchscreen

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