Swype for Symbian has been updated to version 2.0 in the Nokia Beta Labs. This new version brings lots of new features like portrait and split-screen text input support for Symbian Anna, predictive tap auto-correction and lots more new features that are available for Android.
Features of Swype version 2.0 Beta for Symbian
Portrait and split-screen text input support for devices with Symbian Anna
Predictive tap auto-correction engine
30 downloadable language dictionaries
Incremental UX changes based on Nokia and Android Beta Labs feedback
This version also includes lots of bug fixes. The Swype 2.0 Beta for Symbian is available as separate versions for Symbian S60 v5 and Symbian ^3 devices, and you could download it from the Nokia Beta Labs. This Beta is available only for 4 weeks, so go and try it soon and give to feedback about it in the Beta Labs.

The official Nokia blog announced the latest updated version two of the Foursquare for Nokia Series 40 app. Just some time back, this application was updated for the Android and Windows Phone 7 platforms. In its earlier version, the app could only be used to check-in by high-end phone users. However in order to reach the masses its improved version enables users to check-in from anywhere via affordable phones as well.
The app has gone international and claims to provide users with enhanced functionality. It now employs Nokia Maps to show users their locations and features the ‘Explore’ section which displays nearby places their friends recently visited.
Posting check-ins has become a huge trend in the world of social networking online. Via this new version users can add new locations and record their location as well as publish it on their social networking sites. The app claims to have more than ten million users and over three million check-ins published each day.

Been too long since your last MeeGo fix? Foursquare’s stepping in to hold you over with a video of the popular location-based service on Nokia’s upcoming N9. While waiting to get your grubby paws all over Elop’s miscarriage, indulge yourself in an updated S40 app — shown running here on a couple Touch-and-Type devices — which now features tighter Ovi Maps integration and the heretofore omitted “Explore” function. The inclusions, the company reckons, will help those in emerging markets like South America and Asia grow its ten million over-sharing user base. Glimpses of both can be seen beyond the break along with Foursquare’s CEO Naveen Selvadurai musing on all things Finnish.