Saturday 16 January 2016
Ever since Apple began accepting third-party keyboards in iOS 8, we’ve seen a huge influx of alternatives, including Android mainstays like SwiftKey. But now iOS is getting a keyboard from something of a surprising source: Microsoft. According to The Verge, the company recently sent out an email to Windows Insiders (members of its beta-testing program) looking for iOS users who’d want to try out the keyboard. It’s an interesting move by Microsoft, as it’s hard to imagine the app – which would likely be free – being a significant source of revenue for the company, unless it ends up featuring…
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