SwiftKey is now Microsoft SwiftKey Keyboard, adds support for Emoji 12.0

Microsoft acquired SwiftKey about four years ago, and apart from some addition like optional Microsoft accounts, Bing, and the company's translate feature, not too much changed about the popular third-party keyboard. Earlier this year, though, Microsoft's name got more prominent in the app's settings, and now, the Redmond giant has decided it's about time to make it even more obvious whose keyboard you're using. The latest beta version of SwiftKey is now called "Microsoft SwiftKey Keyboard." On the feature front, it only brings new emoji for Android 10 users.

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