Swype raises USD 5.6 mln for text-entry technology

News Wireless Global 15 DEC 2009
Swype raises USD 5.6 mln for text-entry technology
Swype has raised USD 5.6 million in a second round of funding and has shown further momentum in offering its new text-entry technology. The funding round is led by Samsung Ventures, Nokia Growth Partners and returning investor Benaroya Capital. The company will use the money to get its technology into more mobile phones and other devices.

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Mobile

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Nokia,  Samsung

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Global

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IT - applications, Wholesale, Financial funding

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