Microsoft Wreaks Havoc on Android , Rolls Out Faster SwiftKey Update

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Microsoft’s most recent update for the SwiftKey Android keyboard app introduced a new Flow experience that’s supposed to make typing substantially faster by adjusting some of the existing settings.

We all know that changing something that works perfectly fine makes no sense, and Microsoft now knows it too, as users who installed the most recent SwiftKey update not only that slam the firm for the new Flow experience but also threaten to remove the application altogether.

Specifically, users are angry with several new features introduced by SwiftKey, but in most of the cases, it all comes down to two major changes.

First and foremost, it’s the prediction system in the Flow system. Starting with this update, SwiftKey no longer offers predictions as users type, but displays corrections in the suggestion bar. This means that when typing, the application doesn’t predict the next word, but shows a correction for the one you type, clearly making things substantially slower.

To get a prediction for the next word, users first need to tap on one of the corrections and only then continue typing as they were able to do before the update.