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 ...

One of the best Android keyboard replacements out there is now free. SwiftKey announced on Wednesday that it’s dumping its traditional $3.99 price tag and is moving toward a “freemium” model that will ...

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 ...

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. The company was founded in London five years ago ...

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Known for its powers of predictive typing, the app now ranks No. 1 among all free iPhone apps in Apple's App Store. Lance Whitney is a freelance technology writer and trainer and a former IT ...

This update also comes with more than 30 new keyboard themes, as well as 800-plus emojis. Our team tests, rates, and reviews more than 1,500 products each year to help you make better buying decisions ...

Android: Swiftkey is our favorite Android keyboard, and it's been getting better with consecutive updates. Now, the service is shedding its $4 price tag and going free for all users. In exchange, ...

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 ...

Earlier today, we highlighted how a number of new third-party systemwide keyboard for iOS 8 are topping the App Store charts, with SwiftKey Keyboard [Direct Link] displacing Facebook Messenger from ...

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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 ...