Swiftkey SwiftKey for iOS gets its first update since coming back from the grave After a brief retirement, Microsoft SwiftKey is back on iOS and receiving updates. Microsoft reverses itself and decides to keep SwiftKey Keyboard on iOS after all If you use Microsoft’s SwiftKey keyboard on your iPhone, not only is it sticking around, but it’ll get new features, too Say goodbye to Microsoft SwiftKey on iOS Microsoft SwiftKey will be delisted from the Apple App Store and lose support on iOS. Grid List Latest about Windows Central readers largely say no to split-screen smartphone keyboards By Sean Endicott published 11 July 22 Google recently rolled out support for split-screen mode to Gboard beta. The feature sparked a discussion online about how people user their smartphone keyboard. Poll: How do you use your smartphone keyboard? By Sean Endicott published 9 July 22 Smartphone keyboards provide a wide range of input methods, including swiping, tapping, and splitting up the keys. We'd like to know how you set up your smartphone keyboard. SwiftKey for Android makes it easier to select and delete text By Sean Endicott published 6 May 22 An update recently rolled out to SwiftKey for Android adds the option to swipe on the delete key to select and remove text. The update also adds the option to not add spaces after punctuation. Microsoft rolls out another way to sync your clipboard between Windows and Android By Sean Endicott published 2 November 21 A recent update to SwiftKey for Android adds the ability to sync your clipboard between your phone and your Windows PC. SwiftKey now features Microsoft To Do integration [Updated] By Robert Carnevale last updated 31 August 21 Want the benefits of Microsoft To Do within SwiftKey? Now you can have them. Windows 10 and Android clipboards can now sync across devices By Sean Endicott published 3 August 21 The latest update for Microsoft SwiftKey Beta lets you sync your Cloud Clipboard across devices. The feature works with Windows 10 PC and SwiftKey on Android, though it's in beta. Microsoft testing out redesigned emoji panel for SwiftKey Beta By Sean Endicott published 6 July 21 The latest update to SwiftKey Beta brings a redesigned emoji panel that makes it just a bit easier to add stickers and GIFs on Android. Microsoft fixes peculiar bugs for SwiftKey on Android By Sean Endicott published 12 March 21 Microsoft recently released an update for SwiftKey on Android. The update addresses some specific bugs that affected swipe-to-delete gestures and rotating devices. SwiftKey for Android gets improved handwriting experience By Sean Endicott published 16 February 21 The latest update for SwiftKey on Android improves handwriting support and fixes a number of bugs. The update started rolling out last week, so it should be available for everyone. Microsoft SwiftKey now supports thumb typing across both displays on Surface Duo By Zac Bowden last updated 9 December 20 Use both hands to type, while using both screens at once! 1234 Windows Central Newsletter Name: Your Email Address : Contact me with news and offers from other Future brands Receive email from us on behalf of our trusted partners or sponsors Thank you for signing up to Windows Central. You will receive a verification email shortly. There was a problem. Please refresh the page and try again. MOST READ1Microsoft just said it's ‘infusing’ OpenAI in Microsoft Teams — here's what that means2EA reportedly cancels single-player Apex Legends game set in Titanfall universe3Microsoft Bing reportedly getting ChatGPT-4 in 'the coming weeks'4Overwatch 2 Season 3's Amaterasu Kiriko Mythic skin is hotter than the sun5Microsoft unveils Spotify and Phone Link widgets for Windows 11
Windows Central readers largely say no to split-screen smartphone keyboards By Sean Endicott published 11 July 22 Google recently rolled out support for split-screen mode to Gboard beta. The feature sparked a discussion online about how people user their smartphone keyboard.
Poll: How do you use your smartphone keyboard? By Sean Endicott published 9 July 22 Smartphone keyboards provide a wide range of input methods, including swiping, tapping, and splitting up the keys. We'd like to know how you set up your smartphone keyboard.
SwiftKey for Android makes it easier to select and delete text By Sean Endicott published 6 May 22 An update recently rolled out to SwiftKey for Android adds the option to swipe on the delete key to select and remove text. The update also adds the option to not add spaces after punctuation.
Microsoft rolls out another way to sync your clipboard between Windows and Android By Sean Endicott published 2 November 21 A recent update to SwiftKey for Android adds the ability to sync your clipboard between your phone and your Windows PC.
SwiftKey now features Microsoft To Do integration [Updated] By Robert Carnevale last updated 31 August 21 Want the benefits of Microsoft To Do within SwiftKey? Now you can have them.
Windows 10 and Android clipboards can now sync across devices By Sean Endicott published 3 August 21 The latest update for Microsoft SwiftKey Beta lets you sync your Cloud Clipboard across devices. The feature works with Windows 10 PC and SwiftKey on Android, though it's in beta.
Microsoft testing out redesigned emoji panel for SwiftKey Beta By Sean Endicott published 6 July 21 The latest update to SwiftKey Beta brings a redesigned emoji panel that makes it just a bit easier to add stickers and GIFs on Android.
Microsoft fixes peculiar bugs for SwiftKey on Android By Sean Endicott published 12 March 21 Microsoft recently released an update for SwiftKey on Android. The update addresses some specific bugs that affected swipe-to-delete gestures and rotating devices.
SwiftKey for Android gets improved handwriting experience By Sean Endicott published 16 February 21 The latest update for SwiftKey on Android improves handwriting support and fixes a number of bugs. The update started rolling out last week, so it should be available for everyone.
Microsoft SwiftKey now supports thumb typing across both displays on Surface Duo By Zac Bowden last updated 9 December 20 Use both hands to type, while using both screens at once!
