SwiftKey’s other features include correcting spelling mistakes, task saving, and a personalized toolbar. Users can also set SwiftKey as their default keyboard across apps, including social media and email. If an app allows a third-party keyboard, users can use SwiftKey on it.
SwiftKey can also access up to five chosen languages, and in the same release, Microsoft announced updates to its translation services in the Bing App. Users translating words and phrases from English to French, Spanish or Italian will now see the masculine and feminine versions, versus the chatbot making assumptions.
