user's writing style A cloud-based personalization service, which analyses how the user types in Gmail, Twitter, Facebook, and text messages, to predict phrases in the user's style A technology that continually monitors the user's typing precision and adapts the touch-sensitive area of the touch screen for each key Simultaneous use of multiple languages; this allows users to type in up to three languages at once, with auto-correction that is language-aware Split key layout on SwiftKey Tablet X, to improve thumb typing while using a larger touchscreen Additional language support SwiftKey 3 The SwiftKey 3 update was released on 21 June 2012, including: Smart Space – this detects spurious or missing spaces in real time Additional language support SwiftKey 4 The SwiftKey 4 update was released on 20 February 2013, including: SwiftKey Flow – a gesture input method with real-time predictions Flow Through Space – a gesture to input whole sentences, by gliding to the spacebar An enhanced prediction engine Additional language support, raising the total to 60 SwiftKey 4.2 introduced SwiftKey Cloud, allowing users to backup and sync their language behaviour and software settings, plus Trending Phrases – a feature adding the phrases causing a buzz on Twitter and localized news sites SwiftKey 5 The SwiftKey 5 update was released in June 2014, including: Freemium transition – the app dropped its price-tag to be free to download SwiftKey Store – Theme store of free and paid-for colour schemes for the app Emoji – 800 emoji were added, plus Emoji Prediction feature, which learns to predict relevant emoji icons Number Row (a row of number keys) option added, in response to customer requests New languages, including Belarusian, Mongolian, Tatar, Uzbek and Welsh added SwiftKey 6 The SwiftKey 6 update was released in November 2015, including: Double-Word Prediction which adds a new dimension to the predictions you see, predicting your next two words at once. A redesign of the emoji panel. A complete overhaul of the settings menu in the style of Material Design to make it easier to fine tune and customize the keyboard 5 new languages added: Yoruba, Igbo, Zulu, Xhosa & Breton SwiftKey 7.0 The SwiftKey 7.0 update was released in March 2018, including: A new toolbar The ability for one to use their own stickers directly within the software. Support for 28 additional languages. SwiftKey for iOS SwiftKey released an iOS application on 30 January 2014, called Swiftkey