Thursday, March 15, 2018
SwiftKey gets stickers – TechCrunch
Back in 2016, Microsoft bought the popular SwiftKey keyboard for Android and iOS for $250 million. It’s still one of the most popular third-party keyboard on both platforms and today, the company is launching one of its biggest updates since the acquisition. With SwiftKey 7.0, which is out now, the company is adding stickers — because who doesn’t like stickers? Going forward, the service will
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