SwiftKey 3 - Android Community

SwiftKey 3.1 update brings a new theme with some fixes and improvements

By Robert Nelson
on 20 Dec, 2012

The latest SwiftKey update has landed in Google Play. This update arrives as v3.1.0.377 and is available in both the smartphone and tablet versions of the app. As for the changes and additions, it looks like a new theme and some new languages as well as some fixes and improvements.

SwiftKey 3 available for 50% off for Black Friday

By Dave LeClair
on 23 Nov, 2012

Black Friday is a day dedicated to deals. Shoppers wander around in a turkey induced stupor looking to grab insane deals for themselves and loved ones. Well, you can actually get some good savings without walking out of your house and braving the crowds thanks to generous app creators on Google Play. The popular keyboard application known as SwiftKey 3 is available for 50% off for Black Friday. Who doesn't love saving money and getting an awesome application at the same time?

SwiftKey Flow announced – brings the keyboard battle to Swype

By Cory Gunther
on 25 Oct, 2012

We have some excellent news for all those SwiftKey fans out there. As you all know, we're big fans of SwiftKey here. Being the number one 3rd party keyboard for Android with well over 10 million downloads, we don't need to explain why. What's even better than SwiftKey 3? SwiftKey Flow! Empowering users to enjoy the best of both worlds. With the new Flow you'll be typing and swyping, or "gliding" as SwiftKey puts it. More details below.

SwiftKey 3 updated with new themes, bug fixes, and Google Voice dictation

By Cory Gunther
on 15 Aug, 2012

SwiftKey is back today to offer their first update since officially launching their new and improved SwiftKey 3 keyboard for Android smartphones and tablets. SwiftKey 3 has just been updated to version 3.0.1 and brings with it tons of bug fixes, as well as two new languages, and two fun themes for summer. We have screenshots and all the details below.

SwiftKey 3 update adds Jelly Bean and Nexus 7 compatibility

By Cory Gunther
on 18 Jul, 2012

The extremely popular and most purchased 3rd party keyboard for Android has just received a hot new update. We're talking about SwiftKey 3. Today they've posted a quick update that is available now in the Play Store that solves a few pesky bugs, but most importantly now supports Android 4.1 Jelly Bean and the Nexus 7 tablet.

SwiftKey 3 leaves beta, hits Play Store on sale for $1.99

By Cory Gunther
on 21 Jun, 2012

Hands down one of the most popular 3rd party keyboards for Android, Swiftkey, has just left its beta tag behind and as of right now is finally available to everyone in the Google Play Store. We've talked about SwiftKey 3 here plenty as we're big fans of the newest version out. Head below for more details, screenshots, video, and download links.

SwiftKey CMO and Community Manager speaks at CTIA

By Cory Gunther
on 9 May, 2012

We've talked about keyboards plenty in the past and one that always comes up in discussion is SwiftKey. Their popular keyboard for Android has multiple impressive features like their predictive text engine and more. Today we had a chance to sit down and talk with Joe Braidwood, CMO of SwiftKey about the product, their vision, and why the VIP Forum Community is so important to them.

SwiftKey 3 beta update improves features based on user feedback

By Cory Gunther
on 3 May, 2012

Now that all the Samsung news has calmed down this morning lets talk about keyboards. The popular SwiftKey keyboard has just received another update today for those who take part in their VIP beta. After we announced the new SwiftKey 3 last month, today they've added tons of user-requested features and once again improved on their ever so popular layout.

SwiftKey 3 hits beta with new UI – We go hands-on

By Cory Gunther
on 4 Apr, 2012

The popular 3rd party keyboard for Android SwiftKey is back in the news today announcing the all new, redesigned SwiftKey 3 for smartphones and tablets. Available starting today is the new and improved SwiftKey 3 beta for their VIP forum members, and we can expect it to launch in the Play Store soon. We were lucky enough to enjoy the predictive text features and more all early so check out the hands-on after the break.