It seems that Windows Mobile will soon lose one of its few advantages over systems Android and iOS. Microsoft announced the release of its keyboard because Word Flow on competing platforms.
We know this thanks to the message that was sent to participants with Windows Insider iPhone. We learned from him that the keyboard will go to other mobile operating systems, the first of which will be iOS. Access to keyboard users get the iPhone 5s or later. Most likely, it will subsequently also on Android. It is not known when it will happen.
This is excellent news for all users. Word Flow is because by far the best tactile keyboard on the market.
In terms of convenience of use and word prediction system it bits of its major competitors, such as Swype and SwiftKey. However, there is nothing surprising in this. Long years of the creation of Microsoft Office did find her. Competitors company from Redmond are not able to create a well functioning keyboard. This opinion support long experience. Despite several months of use Swype’a I could not make him as good as keyboard word prediction Word Flow is used for only a few days.
Moving Word Flow keyboard systems competition also shows that Windows Mobile is dead.
He does not believe in it even Microsoft itself, which is not under the illusion even that anyone would want to use this software, so transfers to competitive platforms your best solution, so that he wins the heart of users competing platforms. This may also be a harbinger that Microsoft will soon decide on the issue of copyright Android device or their own version of the system.
Although it is already usual speculation, such equipment would combine the best solutions known software Windows Phone / Windows 10 Mobile, wealth Google Play store and excellent cooperation with PCs running Windows 10. I am convinced that such a device or software cieszyłoby popular among users. Microsoft udowodniłby then, that despite the failure of Windows Mobile can compete for the mobile market. Only in a slightly different way than before.
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