#swiftkey keyboard for ios

Swiftkey Keyboard, one of the most popular keyboard app for Android is finally coming to the iPhone, iPad, and iPod touch on September 17. Swiftkey for iOS will include features such as word prediction, autocomplete, smarter autocorrect, Swiftkey Cloud, intelligent language detection, and Swiftkey Flow. Swiftkey Keyboard will be available for iOS users when iOS 8 launches on Wednesday, September 17. Apple quietly included a Baybayin keyboard layout in iOS 27, announced at WWDC 2026. How to Enable the Baybayin Keyboard on iOS 27 Install the iOS 27 Developer Beta on your iPhone Open Settings Go to General Tap Keyboard Tap Keyboards Tap Add New Keyboard Scroll to Filipino (Tagalog) Select the Baybayin script layout Tap Done What Is Baybayin? But there has been a steady cultural revival push, and its inclusion in iOS 27 piqued Filipinos on Reddit, where some users questioned its practical usability for everyday typing. iOS 27 is not just adding Baybayin for the Philippines. Apple also included keyboard support for Afrikaans, Basque, Galician, Guarani, Luxembourgish, Xhosa, and Zulu, suggesting this is part of a broader push to bring indigenous and regional scripts into the native keyboard system. Read more in our articles including "Swiftkey Keyboard coming to the iPhone and iPad next week" and "iOS 27 Adds Native Baybayin Keyboard to iPhone: Here is How to Enable It".