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Microsoft Hub Keyboard and Translator apps hit iOS

Microsoft Hub Keyboard and Translator apps hit iOS

Posted on April 8, 2016April 4, 2020 By Jarvis

iOS users have a pair of new Microsoft apps that they can check out that have landed on Apple devices a few months after they debuted on Android. The new apps include the Microsoft Hub Keyboard and Microsoft Translator. Hub Keyboard is an app from the Microsoft Garage project that is designed to help you work from your iOS device more quickly and easily.

Hub Keyboard lets you insert copied text easily and to share addresses of Office 365 documents via OneDrive and SharePoint. Hub Keyboard also has the ability to share contact information from the phone to the Office 365 account. Right now, the keyboard app is only offered for the English speaking US market, but other versions are in the works. The app can be downloaded now, is 21.2MB in size, and works with iOS 9.1 or higher.
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