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Microsoft's Word Flow Keyboard now available for iPhone
Microsoft introduced its Word Flow Keyboard app back in 2014 with Windows Phone 8.1 and was initially limited Windows Phone platform. The company was however rumoured to be testing theWord Flow Keyboard app for iPhones, and earlier this month, Microsoft made the app available for testers on iOS.
Microsoft introduced its Word Flow Keyboard app back in 2014 with Windows Phone 8.1 and was initially limited Windows Phone platform. The company was however rumoured to be testing theWord Flow Keyboard app for iPhones, and earlier this month, Microsoft made the app available for testers on iOS.
Microsoft's Word Flow Keyboard is now available to download for all users via App Store. The keyboard app from Microsoft brings new features such as custom backgrounds and one-handed Arc mode for iPhone users. The Word Flow app will allow users to customise background using one of the images included in the app, or an image from the gallery.
Microsoft says, "All the images included with the app are free and we'll keep adding new ones." Some of the other features of the Word Flow include predictions that predict words while users type a word and also suggests the next word in sentence, and with access to Contacts, Word Flow can predict the names of contacts while sending messages or mails.
