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| Sprint Galaxy S III delayed due to overwhelming demand, underwhelming supply Posted: 20 Jun 2012 06:33 PM PDT  Those of you looking to get your hands on the Sprint version of the Galaxy S III will have to wait a little longer. A Sprint spokesperson confirmed to Engadget that they have received overwhelming demand for the 16GB variant of the Galaxy S III, and that pre-order volumes have depleted their supply. As a result, those eagerly looking to walk into their Sprint stores to pick up the device tomorrow will be sorely disappointed; no Sprint stores will be offering the device tomorrow. If you pre-ordered the 16GB Galaxy S III variant, your device should arrive on your doorstep tomorrow as planned. Preorders for the 32GB model are set to kick off next week, with a yet-to-be-disclosed delivery date. No in-store availability for either the 16GB or 32GB varieties have yet been announced. We expect it could be a week or two until the supply is able to keep up with the demand for Samsung’s latest flagship, so those of you hoping to get your device in time for the July 4th holiday may be out of luck. We’ll bring you any updates from Sprint as we learn more.
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| Nuance announces next-generation Swype keyboard Posted: 20 Jun 2012 09:36 AM PDT  Swype has been relatively quiet since it was acquired by Nuance Communications, but have now come out of the woodwork to release the next-generation Swype Keyboard. The update promises to take the Swype keyboard to the next level, with better word prediction, the addition of a personal dictionary, support for 55 different languages, and four input modalities. The biggest innovation with the current Swype keyboard comes via what Nuance is calling a “living keyboard,” a keyboard that learns your vocabulary and habits for insanely accurate word prediction. Like SwiftKey style word prediction, plus the benefits of a swipe keyboard. If it works as advertised, this could be the perfect mobile keyboard. The updated Swype will be made available to OEMs soon, meaning the updated Swype should make its way to devices in the next few months. If you absolutely have to check out the updated Swype, you can head to Swype’s beta page to give it a test drive. If you do check out the new Swype, let us know what you think in the comments. Show Press ReleaseBurlington, Mass. – June 20, 2012 – Nuance Communications Inc. (NASDAQ: NUAN) today announced the next-generation Swype keyboard, a four-in-one keyboard that is a revolutionary step forward in the way people communicate and input text on their mobile devices. Swype now combines touch and voice input with unique adaptive capabilities to understand users' preferences over time – becoming smarter and more personalized every time they swype, speak, tap and write. Staying connected has never been more exciting as Swype provides consumers with more choice in how they input text, and now interprets a user's personal language style – ultimately providing an amazingly fast, flexible, and accurate experience. New features include:
"People use their keyboards every day in every way – so input needs to be fast and simple," said Michael Thompson, executive vice president and general manager, Nuance Mobile. "The new Swype living, learning keyboard ushers in a new era of input, where the keyboard adapts to the users' unique way of communicating every time they swype, speak, tap or write."
Availability The next-generation of Swype is available for OEMs supporting the Android Platform as well as via an SDK for other operating systems. Can't wait for a device? Go to beta.swype.com to download the Swype Beta for Android today.
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