One of the advantages of using an Android device is having the ability to change the default browser, keyboard, and messaging apps, among other things. Google’s operating system gives the user complete control of their device.
The Google Play store is home to thousands of different apps, but there is one that stands out from the pack and ranks among the very best. SwiftKey, a popular third-party keyboard, is arguably the best Android keyboard available today. While Google has made strides to improve the stock Android keyboard, SwiftKey’s customization features and prediction engine are unmatched.
Here’s how you can become a SwiftKey master:
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