Microsoft updated Android version of SwiftKey: Android 13 models can change input language in system settings
CTOnews.com, January 13 (Xinhua)-- the Android SwiftKey input method has recently been upgraded to version 8.10.30.11, bringing a new feature for Android 13 users. After Android 13 users upgrade to the new version of SwiftKey, they can modify the language of SwiftKey through the system settings application.
The SwiftKey 8.10.30.11 update log attached to CTOnews.com is as follows:
Fixed accessibility description of radio buttons in theme selection
The SwiftKey main application language can now be modified through Android 13 system settings
Microsoft announced in November last year that it would stop running the SwiftKey app for iOS, but announced another update a month later. The Android version of SwiftKey does not have this problem, and Microsoft often updates new features and features for it.