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Most likely, the keyboard will arrive in preview form in the upcoming builds released by Microsoft to Windows 10 testers as part of the Windows Insider program. The new feature could be officially called Expressive Input and is expected to come with pen support as well, which means that Surface buyers can also use the Surface Pen for quick input on the keyboard. The GIF we see here and which was posted on Twitter by shows how the swipe functionality would work on Windows 10 PCs, confirming that Microsoft is planning to make the whole experience very similar to Windows phones.
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While Microsoft has often been criticized for not bringing SwiftKey on Windows phones, the company has a different plan in mind: mix SwiftKey with its super-advanced WordFlow keyboard and offer one very powerful keyboard solution that includes very accurate predictions and text corrections, while at the same time supporting swipe for quicker typing.
WINDOWS 10 PHONE KEYBOARD UPDATE
One of the new features coming in the Windows 10 Fall Creators Update is an improved touch keyboard, which Microsoft is reportedly working on with SwiftKey technology.Īt first glance, it appears that what the software giant is trying to do is bring the Windows Phone keyboard to Windows 10 PCs using some improvements powered by SwiftKey, the popular keyboard app that the company purchased last year and which is currently available on Android and iOS.