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I have also noticed that they have added a huge list of languages such as Tamil (English), Telugu (English), and many more to the keyboard with this update.
I'm glad that Microsoft brought the app back and is finally bringing all the Android features to iOS, after completely abandoning it and removing it from the app store sometime ago. It's probably got to do with the Bing AI. They wouldn't have wanted to lose such a big user base on the iOS. By integrating the search and AI into the keyboard, they are bound to increase the search engine usage too. Smart thinking from Microsoft.
I'm glad that Microsoft brought the app back and is finally bringing all the Android features to iOS, after completely abandoning it and removing it from the app store sometime ago. It's probably got to do with the Bing AI. They wouldn't have wanted to lose such a big user base on the iOS. By integrating the search and AI into the keyboard, they are bound to increase the search engine usage too. Smart thinking from Microsoft.
It still opens Bing app UI in a separate page, however I do agree that it's convenient than going to the Bing app. We also need to login to our Microsoft account to use the chat option. I was actually using my Google account to sync personal dictionary on SwiftKey. Now I'm forced to switch to my Microsoft account for that too. I didn't like it, but had no option.
