Keyboard app maker Swiftkey, which was acquired by Microsoft for $250 million in February, has officially launched its first product since that acquisition — and it’s an emoji-predicting keyboard app, ...

When you struggle to find the right words or don’t really care to do so, you can turn to emoji to convey your thoughts and feelings. But in those times when a suitable emoji seems to elude you, ...

SwiftKey’s keyboard for iOS got an update today that will show you the emojis you use the most. Yes, it has been keeping track of how many ? you send. In July, people using the iPhone beta version got ...

Just last night, SwiftKey pushed out a new update to their beta version of their keyboard. The current beta includes plenty of emoji’s, actually over 500 of them. As well as being able to type in the ...

Let tiny pictures do the talking for you in Swiftkey's latest beta which adds emoji and a new row of numbers. Sarah Mitroff has worn many hats at CNET, including Senior Mobile Editor and Managing ...

Microsoft-owned keyboard app maker SwiftKey today launched a brand-new iOS app, this time focused on predictive emoji suggestions. Called Swiftmoji, the app runs a crowdsourced usage data algorithm to ...

SwiftKey, the smart keyboard app maker acquired by Microsoft for $250 million earlier this year, is now testing its next product, a predictive keyboard app called Swiftmoji. As you may have guessed by ...

Update: Okay, there was some confused/confusing communication over the details of this update. The new version gets the iOS 9.1 emoji support, but the emoji prediction was actually in place in the ...