SwiftKey Brings Bing AI-Powered Keyboard For Samsung Telephones

Samsung Galaxy customers can now entry the newest Bing AI function from Microsoft SwiftKey because the group has introduced that the Bing AI replace is now rolling out to Samsung customers.

“We’re rolling out the brand new Bing AI options to the Samsung customers. Search for the brand new replace (Android v9.10.11.10) within the subsequent days,” Microsoft SwiftKey tweeted. In line with SamMobile, the Bing AI replace for iOS and Android started rolling out in mid-April, nevertheless, it has now been added to Samsung’s One UI’s built-in SwiftKey keyboard.

The truth is, Galaxy gadget customers have the choice to ignore Bing AI, simply as they’ll select to make use of Samsung Keyboard as an alternative of SwiftKey.

Nevertheless, since SwiftKey is built-in into One UI, Bing AI is basically pre-installed on virtually all Galaxy units and can’t be uninstalled, the report mentioned.

Final month, Microsoft introduced the addition of AI-powered Bing capabilities to the SwiftKey app (a third-party keyboard) on iOS and Android, permitting customers to speak with the AI chatbot immediately from their cell keyboard and seek for issues with out having to modify between apps.

“Bing integrates in three main methods – Search, Chat, and Tone. The replace is accessible right this moment. When you’ve obtained the replace, you’ll see the Bing icon above the keyboard. From there you may click on on the precise function you want to use; Chat, Tone, or Search,” Microsoft mentioned in a blogpost.

SwiftKey has been a part of the Microsoft household since 2016.

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