A major update for the popular third-party SwiftKey keyboard for Android devices has been released that adds many new features alongside an announcement that the app is now totally free to download.

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Today's update also beings some new features, including a new default theme, emoji prediction, access to an optional number row at the top of the keyboard without having to switch layouts, and some ...

Rejoice, long-time iOS users, for you can finally throw off the shackles of the native Apple keyboard — cursing its erratic autocorrect habits for (hopefully) the last time — as you download a third ...

We may earn a commission when you click links to retailers and purchase goods. More info. SwiftKey is pretty darn useful, especially for one-handed typing. That said, more than a few people ...

Swiftkey Keyboard is widely known for one of the best keyboards available for Android platform till date. For a while now, it was available for a small price on Google Play. However, since June 11, ...

SwiftKey may be gearing up to launch its very first system-wide iOS keyboard app, but for now the London-based company is knuckling down to bring some big changes to its existing Android users.

Swiftkey has just announced their latest version of their popular keyboard – Swiftkey 5 is now live on Google Play. The new keyboard brings a couple of new features from previous betas, including ...

If you are the kind of people who are always texting or keeping up with your social page every single second on your Android phone, you will be no stranger to the massively popular Swiftkey keyboard ...

NEW YORK — One of the top paid apps on Android is going free. SwiftKey Keyboard is removing the $3.99 price tag on its best-selling app, which Android users can employ instead of the keyboard that ...

SwiftKey Keyboard has become free to Android customers after shedding its £2.99 price tag. The app originally allowed users to download and use it through Google Play for one month's free trial before ...