Microsoft is set to phase out support for its predictive keyboard app SwiftKey for iOS. In an official statement via ZDNet, SwiftKey director of product management Chris Wolfe said that the support for SwiftKey iOS will end by October 5 and will be delisted from the App Store. "Microsoft will continue support for SwiftKey Android as well as the underlying technology that powers the Windows touch keyboard," Wolfe said. For iOS users who have SwiftKey installed, Wolfe asserted that it continues to function unless manually uninstalled or if the user gets a new iOS device. SwiftKey is a free, highly-customizable predictive keyboard app—based on the user's typing algorithm—which was highly-popular on Play Store in 2012. Microsoft acquired SwiftKey for USD 250M in 2016. To reiterate, SwiftKey for iOS can be installed until October 5, while SwiftKey for Android maintains support in the foreseeable future. Apple today officially announced the next version of their popular mobile operating system, the iOS 5 which will be available to you iPhone, iPad and iPod Touch this July. Read more in our articles including "Microsoft to end SwiftKey keyboard support for iOS" and "Courier Complaints Drop 88% Under Oplan Bantay Padala".
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Sep 17, 2010Microsoft is set to phase out support for its predictive keyboard app SwiftKey for iOS. In an official statement via ZDNet, SwiftKey director of product management Chris Wolfe said that the support for SwiftKey iOS will end by October 5 and will be delisted from the App Store.
"Microsoft will continue support for SwiftKey Android as well as the underlying technology that powers the Windows touch keyboard," Wolfe said. For iOS users who have SwiftKey installed, Wolfe asserted that it continues to function unless manually uninstalled or if the user gets a new iOS device. SwiftKey is a free, highly-customizable predictive keyboard app—based on the user's typing algorithm—which was highly-popular on Play Store in 2012.
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