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Microsoft Beta Testing Word Flow Keyboard for iPhone

Apr 15, 2016, 7:08 AM by Eric M. Zeman

Microsoft is one step closer to releasing its Word Flow keyboard to the iPhone. The company is testing the keyboard in a closed beta, but is now allowing consumers to request invitations. Microsoft first announced plans to release the keyboard back in January. One the iPhone, it will support custom backgrounds, one-handed typing, and swiping gestures to spell words. The keyboard is being developed by Microsoft's Garage than, which heads up projects for Android and iOS. Microsoft didn't say when invitations for the keyboard will go out.

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Rou-D

Apr 20, 2016, 11:19 AM

How is it?

Has anybody had a chance to use this? I like the look of it, definitely cool for phablet users or people with small hands, but is it a good feel when typing?

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