SwiftKey Keyboard 5.2.0.115 APK

SwiftKey for Android was recently updated in the Google Play Store with Chinese language support. This new update brings simplified Chinese, Taiwan traditional Chinese, and Hong Kong Traditional Chinese input options to use on your Android phone or tablet. Along with Chinese language support, this app also has a new theme to celebrate the Chinese New Year. And we've got the APK for you, as always, the latest APK file is available below.

Let's get straight to the change log for the new SwiftKey 5.2.0.115 version:

Chinese support

• Simplified Chinese - QWERTY Pinyin, 9-key Pinyin and Stroke input methods

• Taiwan Traditional Chinese - Full Key Zhuyin, 9-key Zhuyin and Stroke input methods

• Hong Kong Traditional Chinese - Cangjie, Quick Cangjie and Stroke input methods

New Languages

• Khmer

• Lao

Additional Improvements

• General bug fixes

• SwiftKey Store optimizations



Will you be getting this SwiftKey update? Check out the app for free in the Play Store and let us know your thoughts on this latest features update. And if you can't get it in the Play Store you can download SwiftKey APK by clicking the download button below.



Requires Android: 2.3+

Download File: 28MB (SwiftKey Keyboard 5.2.0.115 APK)

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