Microsoft's SwiftKey gains support for Chinese handwriting and new languages on Android
Today, developers have pushed another update aimed at Android users. Unlike the previous update, the new one doesn't necessarily brings any new features, but it definitely adds several tweaks and improvements.
Support for a number of languages has been added as well, so you'll be able to use SwiftKey with the following languages: Bislama, Lower Sorbian, Nuosu, Limburgish, Silesian, Venetan, and Makhuwa.
On top of that, the update adds transliteration support for Sinhala and Dhivehi. Finally, with the latest version of SwiftKey, the app will display GIFs in three columns on larger devices.
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