Microsoft SwiftKey Keyboard is BACK on iOS! ? Stay tuned to what the team has in store for it! Link ➡️ pic.twitter. SwiftKeys keyboard for iOS has finally received an update from Microsoft after a prolonged drama, this is the first update the app has received for more. Pedram Rezaei, CTO of Maps and Local Services at Microsoft, said the company 'will be investing heavily in the keyboard.' the newer ipad air / ipad pro do not allow split keyboard). You can't split the keyboard (in any layout) unless it's an ipad mini or old-style home-button ipad (ie. You can't 'slide-to-type' in docked mode (it needs to be the 'floating keyboard').

Vishnu Nath, vice president of Microsoft urged fans to keep an eye on 'what the team has in store'. You can't swipe-down for non-alphabetic-characters in Dvorak layout (docked, or split keyboard). It is not yet clear whether the program will be updated, as users complained of certain problems before the shutdown.

'Based on customer feedback, SwiftKey iOS has been reintroduced to the Apple App Store,' Microsoft's Caitlin Roulston ( Caitlin Roulston) told The Verge in a statement, ' For more information, visit .ĭespite the return, the latest version is still dated August 11, 2021. Microsoft acquired it in 2016 for 250 million. In October this year, Microsoft announced the termination of support for its SwiftKey keyboard for Apple devices and removed it from the App Store, but now it is available again for iOS users. Microsoft has reversed its decision and brought back the SwiftKey keyboard app for iOS, but its still outdated compared to the one on Android. SwiftKey first launched on Android in 2010 and on iOS in 2014 with the release of iOS 8, which allowed users to install third-party keyboards.

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