As SwiftKey readies for iOS, the smart keyboard app goes free on Android and gets premium themes

SwiftKey may be gearing up to launch its very first system-wide iOS keyboard app, but for now the London-based company is knuckling down to bring some big changes to its existing Android users. Launched back in 2010, SwiftKey‘s smart, predictive keyboard app has been downloaded tens of millions of times, and has found itself among the best-selling paid apps on Google Play. SwiftKey replaces your device’s default keyboard, and learns your personal writing style over time, even predicting your next word. Back in 2012, the company rolled out SwiftKey Flow, a Swype-like ‘gliding’ gesture input that means your finger remains...



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