Microsoft is surprisingly bringing back SwiftKey for iOS
Microsoft is surprisingly bringing back SwiftKey for iOS. According to Microsoft, it is returning this feature considering the popular demand
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Microsoft is surprisingly bringing back SwiftKey for iOS. According to Microsoft, it is returning this feature considering the popular demand
SwiftKey is a popular third-party keyboard for Android, iPhone, and iPad, acquired by Microsoft in 2016. The company said in September that the iPhone and iPad versions were going away, but Microsoft has now reversed course.
SwiftKey for iOS is back after spending a little more than one month in its grave. You can once again download SwiftKey for iPhone, and Microsoft even says the team "has something in store for it."
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