Although Swype was once the champion of gesture-based typing for Android phones, it now faces some serious competition from the new SwiftKey Flow. SwiftKey Flow just launched in beta; it was first ...

SwiftKey, the awesome keyboard for Android that allows you to drag your finger around the screen to quickly enter text, has this week taken the wraps off a new feature it has added to its SwiftKey ...

For a while now a lot of us have been waiting to get our hands on the latest keyboard from the folks over at SwiftKey – SwiftKey Flow – and its been teased since late October. If you had signed up to ...

Android: If you took notice when SwiftKey announced SwiftKey Flow back in October, now's your chance to get in on the action. The company has launched a public beta of the new swipe-to-type keyboard, ...

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Microsoft has changed its mind about what to do next with the SwiftKey virtual keyboard apps for Android and iOS, which became property of Microsoft as a result of an acquisition last year. At the ...

One of my favorite third-party keyboards for Android is SwiftKey. I have it on both my Nexus 7 and Nexus 4 and have had it on every device before that. So how can SwiftKey get even better? Bring in ...

When iOS introduced support for third-party keyboards, SwiftKey – one of the most popular keyboards for Android – was quick to throw its hat into the battle for best input app. It’s been lagging a bit ...

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If you were to make a list of the biggest, most platform-defining differences between Apple’s iOS and Google’s Android, one point would be near the top: Android lets you plug third-party keyboards ...

The Internet is of course amazing if you want to send messages across borders. But different languages can still put a wrinkle in your conversational flow, even with all the handy translation apps ...