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By Sean Endicott Published
Apps Microsoft is killing standalone SwiftKey accounts on May 31, 2026. If you don't migrate your data to OneDrive soon, your personalized dictionary is as good as gone.

By Kevin Okemwa Published
SWIFTKEY Microsoft SwiftKey now features the new Copilot icon and a compose option to generate text. The changes are limited to Android users, though the update is expected to ship for iOS users soon.

By Daniel Rubino Published
Fix this The latest SwiftKey beta brings a new Microsoft Editor feature powered by Bing Chat to help you write better right from your phone.

By Sean Endicott Published
Move it Microsoft recently integrated the new Bing with SwiftKey. Now, you can rearrange where the Bing icon appears within the keyboard on Android.

By Sean Endicott Published
ChatGPT dude Microsoft SwiftKey now supports Bing Chat, allowing you to search the web, rewrite messages, and chat with Bing without having to hop to another app.

By Sean Endicott Published
Apps Microsoft announced plans to retire SwiftKey on iOS earlier this year and then flipped its decision and brought the app back. SwiftKey has since received its first update since its return.

By Daniel Rubino Published
It's back! If you use Microsoft’s SwiftKey keyboard on your iPhone, not only is it sticking around, but it’ll get new features, too

By Sean Endicott Published
News Microsoft SwiftKey will be delisted from the Apple App Store and lose support on iOS.
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