After debuting as a long-term beta on Android in the Fall of 2013 with a free and paid version, SwiftKey is now free for all with all features now available, with the latest update adding additional features detailed in the changelog below:
– SwiftKey Store, with 30+ new themes and counting
– New beautiful default theme
– Emoji support, with over 800 to choose from
– Emoji prediction and learning
– Optional dedicated number row
– Improved prediction engine and Flow accuracy
– New languages
– New, improved Flow trails
– New beautiful default theme
– Emoji support, with over 800 to choose from
– Emoji prediction and learning
– Optional dedicated number row
– Improved prediction engine and Flow accuracy
– New languages
– New, improved Flow trails
Those that previously purchased the premium version of SwiftKey will be getting access to a theme pack with 10 themes worth $5 as a show of gratitude by SwiftKey’s developers.
