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"When Apple revealed that iOS 8 would allow third-party keyboards, one big question came to many people's minds: would some of the better-known Android keyboards make the leap? In short, yes. SwiftKey says it has \"already started\" porting its heavily customizable software to iOS; Swype tells Engadget that it \"can't wait\" to support Apple's platform. Fleksy, meanwhile, is going so far as to take sign-ups for a beta program and vows to be \"one of the first\" with a solution. The odds aren't high that you'll get something like Google Keyboard on your iPhone (we've asked to be sure), but you won't be hurting for input methods when iOS 8 is ready this fall."^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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