Imagine a keyboard that you can carry around like a wallet—almost as thin as paper, just a few millimeters—and that works with any smartphone or tablet, be it Android, iOS or Windows Phone ...

Android and iOS SwiftKey keyboard get Bing AI. This comes after Microsoft recently released the SwiftKey beta for Android with Bing Chat AI.

Bing AI can assist you with searches, rewrite text, and respond to requests in chat mode in the newest release of Microsoft's SwiftKey keyboard.

Microsoft has no plans to withdraw its SwiftKey keyboard app from Android app stores, and it continues to use the same swiping and predictive technologies in its soft keyboard for Windows users.

Microsoft is integrating its Bing chatbot into its smartphone keyboard app SwiftKey on Android and iOS, the company announced on Thursday.

Microsoft will end support for its SwiftKey iOS keyboard on October 5 SwiftKey for Android will live on, and the tech is still used in Windows.

Android users have had a haptic keyboard for years. And now Apple iPhone users can finally get in on the vibrating keyboard action with iOS 16.