SwiftKey 4 for Android review: The best Android keyboard we've reviewed With its Swype-like Flow feature and multiple layouts, SwiftKey tops this reviewer's list of Android keyboards.

To enable SwiftKey and make it your default keyboard on stock Android, head to settings, select Language & input, and choose SwiftKey from the list of options.

Here's How to Apply for the SwiftKey Beta for Android To apply for the Microsoft SwiftKey for Android beta testing phase, users need to download the dedicated beta app from the Google Play Store ...

SwiftKey’s iOS app also lets you “Flow” rather than tap if you prefer — which means sliding your finger over the keys to form words, instead of henpecking every letter.

Bing AI can assist you with searches, rewrite text, and respond to requests in chat mode in the newest release of Microsoft's SwiftKey keyboard.

It's time to get your SwiftKey Flow on with the official Beta release right this minute, complete with a lovely colorful tail for your typing finger! SwiftKey Flow is a new edition of the next ...

You no longer have to pay $3.99 for SwiftKey: Android's best-selling paid app is now free from the Google Play store. The keyboard, arguably one of the best apps of all time, tracks the way you ...

SwiftKey Flow combines outstanding word prediction with a top-notch interface and new slide-to-type functionality. Quite simply, typing on Android doesn't get much better than this.

Custom keyboard app SwiftKey has dropped its £2.99 price tag and become free to download as part of an expansion effort which includes paid-for themes.

Microsoft killed off its Windows Phone keyboard for the iPhone last year, and encouraged users to download SwiftKey instead. It now looks like development for Microsoft’s keyboards is being ...

SwiftKey announced today that its predictive keyboard app will be available on the Nokia X smartphone, unveiled earlier Monday at Mobile World Congress (MWC) in Barcelona.