Just typing on soft keyboards is out of fashion. Nowadays it’s all about swiping. The functionality is already built into the last two versions of the Android keyboard, will be part of Windows Phone 8.1 and is even going to be part of iOS 8 via 3rd parties. One of those third parties will be one of the first big names in swipe typing, SwiftKey. The popular keyboard is also now free for Android, giving users a chance to try a trendsetter. SwiftKey hopes you’ll come for the data entry and spend money on extras like emoji. This may not be the best deal for them, but it’s a great deal for Android users, especially those with older phones.
On The Cheap: SwiftKey Goes Free
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