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SwiftKey for iOS has gotten its first update since its unexpected revival.

Microsoft just brought back SwiftKey on iOS a month after it discontinued it, and now the keyboard has received its first update in more than a year. Along with bug fixes and performance improvements, you’ll now be able to log into your Microsoft account, according to Microsoft exec Vishnu Nath.

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