SwiftKey’s latest update adds support for iOS 9.1’s new emoji

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By Joe WhiteNov 10, 2015, 12:29 pm175 pts
SwiftKey, the popular (and free) replacement for the built-in iOS keyboard, is now better than ever. As of the app’s latest version (1.4.2), users of the SwiftKey keyboard on iOS can access more than 180 new emoji, thanks to all-new support for iOS 9.1, which launched back in October. The new emoji range from…

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