SwiftKey for Android Update Brings New Emojis and More

SwiftKey Key-board for Android has started off receiving an update that adds support for the 184 new and up to date emoji introduced with Android mobile phone 6. 0. 1 Marshmallow, apart from bringing other improvements. The app has become available to download or perhaps update via Google Enjoy.

SwiftKey for Android Update Brings New Emojis and More

SwiftKey for Android Update Brings New Emojis and More

The SwiftKey team in a very blog post said, "They've been on the beta for somewhat now, but we're excited in order to officially bring these new Android emoji for the market version of SwiftKey. " The support for new emojis are going to be available for the gadgets running Android 6. 0. 1 Marshmallow.

A number of the new emoji characters being introduced while using the new SwiftKey for Android mobile phone update include upside-down encounter, crab, burrito, bottle along with popping cork, and reversed along with middle finger extended, a few. Apart from the new emojis, the app additionally brings changes to forty eight existing emoji.

SwiftKey for Android Update Brings New Emojis and More

SwiftKey for Android Update Brings New Emojis and More

To recall, Google started pushing the actual Android 6. 0. 1 Marshmallow update for its Nexus range bringing the actual support for new list of emojis, and could be used on Google's Keyboard app that shipped while using the Nexus devices.

Apart through the new emojis, the SwiftKey Key-board app gets new insight currencies for Russia, Argentina, Lithuania, Latvia, Estonia, Slovakia, Belgium, Canada, and Australia. This update also brings improvements to typing behaviour when backspacing. It fixes some concerns reported by users as well as auto space which now in concert with Japanese enabled and Evernote personalisation will not cause repeated listing inside settings. The update may now also allow people to type a URL. Previously, when users typed a URL, the keyboard suggested an autocorrect at the beginning of a message or capitalised the very first "w".