For a little over a year, SwiftKey has been experimenting with new and unique types of keyboards and this week they’ve announced something new. Studies say that 92% of the online population use emojis and SwiftKey wants to capitalize on that with SwiftMoji. The app is available on Android right now, and will use your usage history to predict which emoji you want to use next.
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