SwiftKey, the word-predicting artificially intelligent keyboard made by a U.K. startup -- whose machine-learning software was on more than 100 million devices globally last year (most of them ...

SwiftKey, the popular mobile keyboard app that was acquired by Microsoft earlier this year, has given its flagship app a major overhaul this week with a completely new predictive typing engine ...

Use SwiftKey on your smartphone? You can use the keyboard for much more than just typing. Check out some cool new features, tips, and tricks for SwiftKey to use it to its full capacity.

The best mobile keyboard just got even better with the release of SwiftKey 4 for both Android phones and tablets.

SwiftKey 4.3 (available to download as a public beta) also merges SwiftKey’s tablet and phone apps into a single version (although people who previously bought the tablet version will continue ...

Three and a half years after launching on Android, SwiftKey’s popular predictive-software keyboard has finally come to iOS. iPhone and iPad users can now get personalized, predictive typing from ...

SwiftKey has switched off its sync service after users began receiving odd predictions, apparently from other people's devices.

SwiftKey has launched a new experimental version of its popular mobile keyboard app, one that could significantly improve the accuracy of predictive typing.

From today, the popular keyboard app SwiftKey will be powered by a neural network. The latest version of the app combines the features of its Neural Alpha, released last October, and its regular ...

SwiftKey is on a mission to make the smartest smartphone keyboard in the world, and the only way to do that is through artificial intelligence, apparently.

VideoJon Reynolds and Ben Medlock started SwiftKey in London in 2008 to build a better, smarter mobile keyboard. Five years on they’ve topped app download charts all over the world, raised $17.6 ...

Microsoft adds to its new string of productivity apps while bolstering its artificial intelligence technology. Facebook tried and failed to buy the language tech company two years ago, sources say.