SwiftKey has a new keyboard app: Symbol. It’s not a conventional QWERTY typer, but a visual-based system, aimed at non-verbal autistic people, and others with special needs. And because it’s got ...

Today SwiftKey announced that they’re launching an assistive app called SwiftKey Symbols. The app aims to help “young, non-verbal individuals with special needs.” The idea for the app came from ...

Swiftkey has launched the Symbols Android app for non-verbal people that opens up a different way for them to communicate. The free app is particularly geared towards youngsters with autism who may ...

SwiftKey this week launched a symbol-based assistive communication app geared toward young, non-verbal individuals with special needs. The Android beta app, SwiftKey Symbols, is targeted at, but not ...

Swiftkey is one of the most widely used and most popular keyboard apps on Android with tons of features and plenty of language support. Today they have just released a new app called Swiftkey Symbols ...

SwiftKey is no stranger to releasing innovative communication products. In fact, its original keyboard for Android (at time of launch) was arguably the smartest and best virtual keyboard for word ...

Predictive typing company SwiftKey has announced that it wants to help people who cannot communicate verbally. Today, the company introduced an assistive app that utilizes symbols to create sentences ...

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SwiftKey released a new beta version of its customizable Android keyboard app today, adding support for over 500 emoji characters and an optional, dedicated row of numbers. Emoji are popular emoticons ...

SwiftKey is no stranger to releasing innovative communication products. In fact, its original keyboard for Android (at time of launch) was arguably the smartest and best virtual keyboard for word ...

SwiftKey has launched a new Android app designed for non-verbal special needs kids. The app is called SwiftKey Symbols, and as its name suggests, the app uses symbols to help kids communicate using ...

SwiftKey, the predictive smartphone keyboard company, wants to help people who are non-verbal communicate with others. The company launched an experimental symbol-based assistive app today called ...