T-Mobile touchscreen mobile users in USA can now text SMSes and e-mails faster than ever. Swype declared the inclusion of its text input software into T-Mobile’s touch screen phones.
The text input is first accessible in the new version of the well-known T-Mobile myTouch 3G, the company’s newest Android-run phone which is now available. T-Mobile also intends to incorporate Swype into several other phones counting the HTC HD2, a forthcoming Windows device from T-Mobile, which is scheduled to hit the stores this spring.
Mike McSherry, CEO, Swype, commented, “T-Mobile has always been on the forefront of introducing new devices and ground breaking technologies and now has embraced Swype’s stunningly responsive text input for its touch screen lineup. Launching on the Android platform is a major milestone for Swype as we continue to expand to new touch screen devices and platforms.”
George Harrison, vice president, marketing product innovation, T-Mobile USA, stated, “Consumers have been vocal in their demand for a more intuitive and efficient way to use a virtual keyboard on touch screen devices. As T-Mobile continues to drive innovation for the benefit of our customers, the addition of Swype to T-Mobile products places our customers at the forefront of this new solution.”
Swype’s software enables an elevated scale of mistake tolerance and delivers a quicker and more spontaneous means to input text on touch screens. The touch screen market for handsets apparently carries on growing swiftly in the US and Swype is claimed to be geared up to transform this space with its user-friendly and intuitive technology across several platforms.
The availability and the price of Swype’s ground-breaking text input are currently not on hand.