SwiftKey was updated to version 4.2 not too long ago, bringing a ton of new features for third party keyboard lovers. As you would imagine with a major update release, there were plenty of bugs inside, but thanks to SwiftKey’s awesome community of users, the development team was able to track most of them down and squash them in the newest 4.2.1 release. The update is now available as a free update through Google Play, or you can still go check out the keyboard for $3.99.
What’s New:
- Fixed the issue with your personal language being lost
- Backup & Sync will not keep your phone awake and use all your battery
- Reduced network usage when Trending Phrases are turned on
- Predictions in right-to-left languages should now be displayed the right way round.
- Fixed Evernote return key problems
- Restored “^” as m-key secondary in Azerty layout
- Spanish punctuation now available on Qwerty layout (if Spanish language is enabled)
- Fixed a number of crashes, including: flowing two words together quickly, repeatedly pressing “update languages” button, and a number of others
- Fixed some translations within the app
Play Link ($3.99)
Via: Swiftkey
This post was last modified on January 13, 2020 8:44 am