TouchType, the London-based company behind the popular SwiftKey Android applications, has raise $2.4 million (£1.5 million) in Series A funding in a round led by Octopus Investments.
SwiftKey is a keyboard app that leverages TouchType’s natural language engine technology (dubbed Fluency) to learn a user’s writing style and try to accurately correct and even predict their text input. The idea is for the app to reduce the number of keystrokes and speed up text entry on smartphones and tablet computers.
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TouchType Ltd, is a rapidly growing, successful company that builds apps and technology that learn from their users to make text entry easier, faster and more productive. The company’s revenue comes from sales of apps on the Android Market and Amazon Appstore, as well as licensing deals with OEM manufacturers. TouchType have licensed their technology to a number of OEMs including Vizio. The consumer offering, SwiftKey X, a keyboard for Android devices, learns from its user to help predict and correct text...
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