The arrival of iOS 8 was the landing of third-party keyboards to Apple's mobile operating system. Many were the developers who quickly bet on keyboards and overnight, the App Store was filled with applications that allowed us to use different keyboards on our mobile device.
But in the end, there have been many users who have decided to go back to using the native iOS keyboard, which despite being quite normal, does not offer us any compatibility problem with any application. The Google Chrome browser has had to completely eliminate the compatibility of third-party keyboards with this application, since they did not stop causing problems when using them.
A few weeks ago we showed you Microsoft's intention to offer a circular keyboard for typing on large screens with one hand, an idea that a priori seems excellent, but at the moment we do not know when it will reach the App Store. The one that has reached the market is a new project from the Microsoft Ideas Garage in the form of a keyboard. Hub Keyboard is at first glance a normal keyboard that allows us to type in the same way as we do with the native iOS keyboard.
But unlike the native iOS keyboard, Hub Keyboard offers us quick access to documents that we have created thanks to the different applications that the guys from Microsoft offer us and that are hidden stored in OneDrive or SharePoint. But in addition, it also allows us to quickly share the contacts that we have stored on our device, to be able to quickly send them to other people.
If we continually work with documents that we need to share or if we have the need to send phone numbers to other contacts, this keyboard is idealotherwise the actual Hub Keyboard function is null.
The keyboard lasted 30 seconds. What is necessary to write, see that it is in English and that it absolutely does not correct a single misspelled word.
sorry the fact that only this one in english sounded good to me until i found this huge flaw