SwiftKey was one of the first third party keyboards to release an app when Apple launched iOS 8 a few weeks ago. The company saw one million downloads in the first 24 hours alone. However, users were quick to call out issues with the keyboard, mainly performance and privacy. Today, with its first update, the company addressed some of the issues with various enhancements and bugs fixes:
Here is a complete change log for the update. and this release works best with iOS 8.0.2 (but is still compatible with iOS 8.0).
– Improved performance
– Quicker keyboard loading time
– Improved stability
– Fixed reported issues of:
– Bottom row disappearing in the numbers and symbols panel in Twitter layout on iPad
– Crashes when backspacing onto emoji
– Crashes when typing a sequence of letters and numbers including “-”
– General stability improvements
Download SwiftKey Keyboard for iOS here.
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