Microsoft again presents a range of applications available for Android. The latest Microsoft Keyboard Hub then brought in from Windows 10 Mobile to the Google-owned platform.
As an initial step, the features in this keyboard is still very limited, even no AutoCorrect therein. We also can not add emoji. Even so, there are four main features which exist in the Hub Keyboard.
The fourth feature is the Clipboard which enable user to insert the copied item, Documents feature to retrieve a URL and share documents both in the office 365 onedrive and Sharepoint, Contacts to distribute mobile contacts into documents, and Translate to translate text into another language.
Even so unfortunately, Microsoft Keyboard Hub is available in the United States alone. Microsoft in a statement on Google Play plans to expand this application to other countries.
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