Microsoft’s Hub Keyboard For Android Has Access To Your Office Files, Contacts And A Translate Button
- 8 years ago
Microsoft's Garage division has released a new keyboard app for Android devices called Hub Keyboard.
"When you're on your smartphone, you may frequently toggle between apps, especially when you're trying to share information with someone via mail or text message," says Microsoft.
"Now you can say goodbye to all that switching back and forth thanks to a new Android app released through the Microsoft Garage, Hub Keyboard, which keeps you in your conversation, bringing in relevant information to help complete common tasks."
After installing the Hub Keyboard and configuring it as the on-screen keyboard for Android, users will notice two main changes: a new row of icons above the keyboard and another new icon in the "soft button" strip at the bottom of the screen.
"When you're on your smartphone, you may frequently toggle between apps, especially when you're trying to share information with someone via mail or text message," says Microsoft.
"Now you can say goodbye to all that switching back and forth thanks to a new Android app released through the Microsoft Garage, Hub Keyboard, which keeps you in your conversation, bringing in relevant information to help complete common tasks."
After installing the Hub Keyboard and configuring it as the on-screen keyboard for Android, users will notice two main changes: a new row of icons above the keyboard and another new icon in the "soft button" strip at the bottom of the screen.