Microsoft is set to acquire SwiftKey, the maker of the popular predictive keyboard app of the same name, for $250 million.

In version 1.4.3 of the powerful third-party keyboard app, you can quickly and easily view usage stats.

Grab SwiftKey's latest update and start using iOS 9.1's new emoji in every available message!

Here are several third-party keyboard apps that you can use to more quickly and easily say what you want to with emoji.

Version 1.3 should also reduce times where SwiftKey accidentally reverts to the default keyboard.

Two popular replacement keyboards for the iPhone or iPad battle in our latest edition of App Smackdown.

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SwiftKey's iOS keyboard is now better than ever.

The iPad version of the app now supports the same swipe typing feature found on the iPhone.

The specially designed system learns from the scientist to offer tailored predictions and autocorrections.

Get more efficient with iOS 8 with a brand new keyboard and an awesome update to everyone's favorite password manager!

Other alternatives, like Fleksy and Swype, are proving to be popular as well.

With iOS 8, you can decide which keyboard to use -- the one from Apple or another one.

SwiftKey Flow will allow users to type by sliding their finger from letter to letter.

Version 1.8 also allows users to edit and delete their notebooks and tags.

Version 1.7 features more responsive typing and prediction in long notes.

This is one note-taking app that will learn to work with you, not against you, over time.

SwiftKey, the predictive keyboard that's quite popular among Android users, has finally arrived on iOS.

It looks like a SwiftKey keyboard is en route to Apple's iOS.