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Last updated: Friday, July 16, 2010

Just picked up a Droid X and want to give the Swype text input system a try? Or maybe you have another Android phone and you want to try a different input experience? Enabling (and disabling) Swype is quite easy once you have it installed on your phone. Just keep in mind that while Swype comes

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How to enable Swype on your Android phone

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