Microsoft brings Translator smarts to SwiftKey for Android

Updated September 27, 2022: Following a few weeks of testing with beta users, Microsoft Translator support is now rolling out to all SwiftKey users. The original story follows.

If SwiftKey is your keyboard of option on Android, you'll soon be able to tap the toolbar for quick access to translations. The latest update to the SwiftKey Beta brings integration with Microsoft's Translator service, putting the ability to translate between a number of languages a tap away (via Neowin).

The translation tool lives in SwiftKey's toolbar, and it allows you to choose both the source and target languages one time tapped. From at that place, you can type your message in the source linguistic communication, and SwiftKey will translate it in real fourth dimension to your target language.

In addition to Microsoft Translator integration, the beta app includes a few other notable changes. Here's a look at the official release notes:

Access Microsoft Translator from the toolbar
Type in one new language: Dungan
Added Tamil99 native summit row symbols layouts
Added Indic native summit row symbols layouts

If you lot're okay with dealing with the occasional issues, you lot can grab the latest version of the SwiftKey Beta at Google Play now to start playing around with Translator. Should testing go well, the feature will likely striking the stable version of SwiftKey before too long.

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