SwiftKey for Android updated with support for Hiragana layout for Japanese and 9 new languages
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Microsoft recently updated the SwiftKey app for Android with support for Hiragana layout for Japanese language.
In addition, this update comes with support for 9 new languages: Afar, Banjarese, Fulani, Gayo, Guarani, Madurese, Minangkabau, Nias, Bengkulu.
This update also includes the following set of bug fixes.
- Previously jumbled words in Chrome should now display correctly
- The longpress pop up box should now display on the screen
Download the latest app update here from Play Store.
