Its predictive system is the most powerful we’ve seen.

SwiftKey is one of the slickest smartphone keyboards you’ll find. SEE ALSO: Best iOS 8 Keyboards Round-up What’s it like to use? It also supports ‘Swype’ style input, so you can slide your finger across keys to spell out the word you want - called SwiftKey Flow here - multiple languages and two themes, a light one and dark one. It will still learn your language habits from you using the phone and store that data on the device alone. It should be stressed, however, that you don’t have to use SwiftKey Cloud to get the benefits of SwiftKey. How acceptable this is will depend on your attitude to privacy and risk. SwiftKey gains brownie points for making this policy easy to follow and understand. companies that help provide the service) and that data is anonymised. It promises never to sell your data, that data is only shared within the company and select service providers (i.e. Obviously this comes with some privacy concerns, which is why SwiftKey has a comprehensive privacy policy. You can download multiple languages and there are two standard themes You can link Gmail, Twitter and Facebook and others, the info from which SwiftKey uses to build a language profile. It also learns from how you use language on social networks and other services. It doesn’t just sync information gleaned from your typing, though. As the name suggests, it stores the ‘Learned Language’ online so you can use it across multiple devices. But SwiftKey takes this to a new level thanks to SwiftKey Cloud. Like most phone keyboards, even Apple’s now that it has QuickType in iOS 8, SwiftKey aims to learn what you type. Now that Apple has finally allowed third-party keyboards in iOS 8, you can now use it on your iPhone or iPad as well. SwiftKey is one of the most popular alternative keyboards available on Android.

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