SwiftKey for iOS updated with a holiday theme and keyboard shortcuts

SwiftKey for iOS updated with a holiday theme and keyboard shortcuts

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SwiftKey is rolling out an update for its iOS keyboard today that gives the keyboard a makeover to get you in the holiday spirit. Aside from the new theme, the update also adds support for keyboard shortcuts, which can now be imported from iOS.
The SwiftKey app now also features an in-app search information to quickly help you find the solution to your problem. The company has also hidden some surprises in the app that you will have to discover by yourself.

SwiftKey holiday theme
Download: SwiftKey for iOS

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