Microsoft SwiftKey on iOS is leaving the Apple App Store. Could iPhone users still continue using it afterwards?

SwiftKey, the popular Microsoft-owned mobile keyboard app, has removed the last remaining in-app purchases, meaning the app is now completely free in its entirety.

Microsoft is bringing its Bing Chat conversational AI system, powered by OpenAI's GPT-4, to its Android keyboard app, SwiftKey. Here's what we know so far.

Microsoft is integrating its Bing chatbot into its smartphone keyboard app SwiftKey on Android and iOS, the company announced on Thursday.

Microsoft-owned SwiftKey has suspended its cloud-sync service and switched off email address predictions after multiple reports of the keyboard app delivering suggestions for strangers' email ...

With over 100M daily users on Bing, Microsoft has updated SwiftKey for iOS and Android with powered AI features from ChatGPT.

Microsoft is indeed buying SwiftKey, but it will also continue developing the popular Android and iOS apps. Shortly after news broke out that Microsoft acquired SwiftKey, the company made an ...

Along with AI advances in Windows 11 and Bing, Microsoft also this week announced it's bringing new AI-powered features to its SwiftKey mobile keyboard app for iOS and Android. This third-party ...

SwiftKey recently passed 500 million installations on Android devices. SwiftKey is one of many Microsoft apps to hit the 500 million installs milestone, alongside Excel and PowerPoint. ...

After a day of rumors, Microsoft has now confirmed that it has acquired SwiftKey, the London-based company behind the popular predictive keyboard app of the same name.

Microsoft's popular third-party keyboard for iOS, SwiftKey, is back on the App Store just weeks after the company announced it would be shutting ...

Microsoft this morning confirmed its acquisition of SwiftKey, the company behind the popular software keyboard for Android and iOS devices. And if there was any doubt about why the company made ...