Microsoft has released an update for the SwiftKey Android keyboard that comes with a lot of nice changes , including a pack of languages you probably didn't even know existed.
The new SwiftKey version 6.5.3.35 for Android will support a total of 150 languages along with bilingual autocorrect that will make typing two languages simultaneously a breeze.
With this update, Microsoft is essentially introducing support for 12 new languages, such as Venda, whose full name is the Republic of Venda, an African country with two official languages: English and Venda. Therefore, Venda residents with the updated version of SwiftKey can now converse in their native language, especially when they don't want to use English as the default.
However, beyond the addition of new dialects, the new update will bring bug fixes, but it is obvious that everyone's attention has turned to the new languages.
In case you're wondering, the updated SwiftKey is currently only available for Android, but it's coming to iOS devices soon. Unfortunately, Windows phones don't have SwiftKey, even though Microsoft bought the parent company last year and continues to release updates for one of the best keyboards to date.
It is necessary for users of the application to update to the new SwiftKey version for Android as soon as possible so that you can use the new features.
SwiftKey requires at least Android 4.0.3, but this shouldn't be a big problem since most devices have now been updated to the new versions.
