Microsoft’s SwiftKey Keyboard app for Android devices updated today with support for six new languages in addition to the usual bug fixes and improvements.
The six languages are Mapudungun, Arawak, Chatino, Eastern Maroon Creole, Sranan, and Wayana and follow several recent updates that also added support for more languages on the advanced digital keyboard in addition to other features.
Here’s the full release notes:
- You can now type in the following languages: Mapudungun, Arawak, Chatino, Eastern Maroon Creole, Sranan, and Wayana.
- General improvements to ensure your SwiftKey Keyboard keeps running smoothly.
SwiftKey is one of the most-popular keyboards to download on Android and iOS devices due to its popular swipe typing functionality and autocorrect.
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