

I would also like to see force touch implemented into this keyboard better as it currently doesn't use the feature at all. As there is a limited number of keyboard skins available at the moment. Only thing I would like to see is a replica iOS keyboard skin either for free or for sale.

However, I decided to give it another go this year (2016) and it has gone back to its best! The support is there for 99% of areas and I didn't realise how much I missed the swipe feature and how much better SwiftKeys predictive text is than the apple keyboard! It's amazing. It was terrible and had very little support on iphone with the keyboard failing to pop up etc. The app hadn't received an update in more than a year.After moving to apple from andriod a couple of years ago I downloaded the SwiftKey keyboard app. This grant of access could be lacking at Apple with the stricter policies now in place, according to the report.Ī Reddit user had first highlighted the lack of updates on the Microsoft Swiftkey app on the Apple App Store, in a thread. In order for the predictive technology to work, it requires integration and grant of permissions that then allows the algorithms to analyze the user's word usage and typing patterns. The technology used by Swiftkey is built on algorithms that analyze large amounts of text, to predict what users are trying to type using artificial intelligence (AI) and natural language processing. However, Apple's policies around safeguarding its walled garden could be the reason behind Microsoft discontinuing Swiftkey support on iOS devices, according to a report by ZDnet. While the company has confirmed its decision to withdraw from the Apple iOS ecosystem, the reason behind the development has not been publicly stated. 1,990 crore) in 2016, and has since been working on developing Android, and iOS capabilities for the application while integrating it with its own Word Flow touch keyboard technology for Windows. Microsoft acquired the predictive keyboard technology company SwiftKey for a reported GBP 250 million (roughly Rs. However, iOS users who have already installed the Swiftkey application on their iPhone, or iPad will be able to continue using the application until it is manually uninstalled or when the user migrates to another iOS device. The keyboard application will reportedly be delisted from the Apple App Store on October 5. Microsoft has announced that it will be discontinuing iOS support for its predictive QWERTY Keyboard application software, Swiftkey.
