This is a big departure from previous Android releases, which allowed you to swipe notifications to the right or to the left. Instead, the current developer preview only lets you swipe right, with a ...

In the first beta of Android Q, you could swipe a notification to the right to clear it out of your tray or swipe it to the left to see that notification’s menu. Now, in the second beta of Android Q, ...

It’s a weird sort of paradox: One of the most popular apps for Android is also one of the hardest to get. I’m talking about a little something called Swype. Swype replaces your Android phone’s ...

Android devices can use the Swype keyboard interface instead of the default keyboard in all applications, including messaging. The Android Settings app features an option that enables the user to ...

Android Q might be a pretty big update over Android Pie, but it is still very early in the testing phase. After the first beta revealed that you could only swipe away notifications in a single ...

The Swype application allows you to input text on your Android device without lifting your finger from the screen by "swiping" between the different letters on the keyboard. The application is updated ...

The Swype Keyboard app for Android devices has been discontinued earlier this month, developer Nuance Communications confirmed to a number of users. The move comes as part of a larger strategy shift ...

Manuel Vonau was Android Police's Google Editor until April 2024, with expertise in Android, Chrome, Pixels, and other Google products. For five years, he covered tech news and reviewed devices after ...

As good as Android 9 Pie has been since its release, the one universal pain point it has thrown up for users has been its multitasking system, which is a weird mix of gestures and buttons that just ...