One tap of the settings and the keyboard becomes much smaller and you can easily move it from side to side. The keyboard takes more than half of the screen in landscape mode so you have plenty of room to type even for those with big hands. Swyping was decently fast and smooth overall but I did feel that regular tap typing was a little slower than were used to, but then again this is still in beta. It is large and looks great on the Tab’s 10″ display. Makes the entire change quick and easy.įirst off I am impressed by the new Honeycomb keyboard. It even directs you to enable to Swype keyboard and change the input method. You can read all about the new features in the link above, for now it is time to show you the Honeycomb version.Įverything was really simple, you send the invite email and download the Swype Installer and it does the rest for you from there.

They have also improved the auto-correct as well as the pop-up menu for word suggestions, it no longer pops up on the screen to interrupt you, instead its listed horizontal just like the stock android does and it stays out of your way. They have introduced a new predictive tap feature where you can go from Swyping to typing regular and back quickly and easily and still have the amazing Swype predictive suggestions when typing instead of swyping. You can find more information as well as sign up for the beta here. The new beta v3.0 for Honeycomb is what I gave a whirl, or Swype I should say.

Skype for android 3.0 honeycomb