There seems to be a small revolt arising when it comes to the usual way we are mostly all accustomed to typing on a smartphone's on-screen keyboard. The latest bandit to adopt the Swype keyboard made famous by the Verizon's Samsung Omnia II, is none other than the highly anticipated HTC HD2 for T-Mobile. We know US consumers are going to be getting a nice treat when the smartphone is made available, but the latest T-Mobile HTC HD2 ROM features a unique file that’ll provide the Swype keyboard. It’s being said that this version is “slightly more accurate and looks much more polished than the original.” It does have some potential, but really requires a steep learning curve when you’re first trying it out – otherwise it can really aid in the typing process once you get a hang of it. Maybe this partnership may really get people out there to start using this alternative way of typing or maybe not – we’ll find out soon enough though.
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