I Recently Made a Big Change in My Life: Embracing the Microsoft Workflow Keyboard on My iPhone 6s Plus

I recently made a pretty big change in my life, and it's one that I'm really excited about. I went from using my trusty iPhone 6 as my daily driver to upgrading to the larger iPhone 6s plus. However, one thing I quickly noticed after making this switch was that typing just wasn't as easy as it used to be. While third-party keyboards have always been available on iOS, I've never been particularly impressed with them. That's why I was thrilled to discover a new keyboard option called Workflow, which has been making me fall in love with the idea of having a better typing experience.

Workflow is a keyboard that originated from Microsoft products, but it recently found its way to iOS. What I like about this keyboard is that it's fully customizable and can be used with just one hand, thanks to its sleek design. This was particularly appealing to me because using my iPhone 6s plus can strain my fingers when having to stretch across the screen. While some might say it's a first-world problem, I've definitely been there too, and it's not fun.

Setting up Workflow is surprisingly easy. All you need to do is download the app, open it, and follow the prompts to get started. The process is straightforward, leaving you with just one step: granting access to your keyboard settings. From there, you can take full advantage of its features, including sounds and contact recognition. One thing I was excited about when I first learned about Workflow was that it aims to also make me a faster typist. To achieve this, you need to follow a process, but once you do, you're rewarded with built-in themes to choose from.

One of the things I love most about Workflow is its approach to input methods. Right off the bat, the normal keyboard is shown, but by swiping from the corner, you can enter what's called arc mode for one-hand use. There are two input methods to choose from: tapping or swiping, and along the way, there are smart suggestions to help you along the way. I was a bit skeptical about whether this would actually work, but after using it for a while, I'm convinced that it does.

One of the things that really stood out to me when I first started using Workflow was how comfortable it feels. Normally, something like this can feel like a gimmick, but I've already noticed how much better arc mode feels compared to my previous keyboard. Being able to customize my own keyboards with my own photos is also pretty dope – it's like having a personalized typing experience. Overall, I'm really impressed with Workflow, and I think it's definitely worth checking out.

What I love most about Workflow is that it takes the best parts of different keyboards and adds its own unique bonuses along the way. You get swipe, tap, art, and more – all on a clean layout that makes typing a breeze. And the best part? It's free! I'd say that's legit, and I'm definitely going to be using this keyboard for a while now.

Overall, my experience with Workflow has been incredibly positive. From its ease of setup to its customizable design and impressive features, it's clear why Microsoft has created such a great keyboard option for iOS users. Whether you're looking to upgrade your typing experience or simply want to try something new, I highly recommend giving Workflow a shot – I think you'll be pleasantly surprised at how much better it makes typing feel.

"WEBVTTKind: captionsLanguage: enwalk with me talk with me so pretty recently I made a pretty big change in my life I went from the iPhone 6 being my daily driver to the ginormous iPhone 6s plus but one thing I quickly noticed is that typing just wasn't as easy as it was before and while third-party keyboards are just kind of so-so to me there's actually a new one by Microsoft called workflow that's making me fall in love with this thing so workflow is a keyboard that originated our Microsoft products but just recently found its way to iOS it's fully customizable and fully able to be used with just one hand and because of that naturally I was pretty drawn to it because when using the 6 plus it can strain your fingers when having to stretch across the screen I know it's the first world problem but don't front you've gone through it too either way luckily it doesn't matter if you're new to the third-party keyboard world or not it's easy to setup you download the app you open the app and it leaves the way to the rest basically having you at the keyboard under your settings and giving it full access to take advantage of its full features like sounds and contact recognition and that's important because one thing about workflow is that it hopes to also make you a faster typist and you won't get the features don't you get that speedy wpm unless you follow the process but once you do you're rewarded with quite a few built-in themes to choose from which isn't half bad now right off the bat the normal keyboard is shown but with the swipe from the corner you can enter what's called arc mode for one hand and there's two input methods tapping the type or swiping and all along there's smart suggestions to help you along the way but I mean does it work though and is it comfortable well yes and yes normally something like this can feel like a gimmick but I've already noticed how arc mode feels so much better than my keyboard I had before when I need it to plus I'm that guy that's always looking for something new so being able to customize my own keyboards with my own photos is pretty dope workflow basically takes pretty much a piece from every keyboard you liked and even adds a few bonuses along the way you get swipe you get the tap and you get art and plus you get it all on a clean layout oh yeah plus you get it for free yeah I'd say it's legitwalk with me talk with me so pretty recently I made a pretty big change in my life I went from the iPhone 6 being my daily driver to the ginormous iPhone 6s plus but one thing I quickly noticed is that typing just wasn't as easy as it was before and while third-party keyboards are just kind of so-so to me there's actually a new one by Microsoft called workflow that's making me fall in love with this thing so workflow is a keyboard that originated our Microsoft products but just recently found its way to iOS it's fully customizable and fully able to be used with just one hand and because of that naturally I was pretty drawn to it because when using the 6 plus it can strain your fingers when having to stretch across the screen I know it's the first world problem but don't front you've gone through it too either way luckily it doesn't matter if you're new to the third-party keyboard world or not it's easy to setup you download the app you open the app and it leaves the way to the rest basically having you at the keyboard under your settings and giving it full access to take advantage of its full features like sounds and contact recognition and that's important because one thing about workflow is that it hopes to also make you a faster typist and you won't get the features don't you get that speedy wpm unless you follow the process but once you do you're rewarded with quite a few built-in themes to choose from which isn't half bad now right off the bat the normal keyboard is shown but with the swipe from the corner you can enter what's called arc mode for one hand and there's two input methods tapping the type or swiping and all along there's smart suggestions to help you along the way but I mean does it work though and is it comfortable well yes and yes normally something like this can feel like a gimmick but I've already noticed how arc mode feels so much better than my keyboard I had before when I need it to plus I'm that guy that's always looking for something new so being able to customize my own keyboards with my own photos is pretty dope workflow basically takes pretty much a piece from every keyboard you liked and even adds a few bonuses along the way you get swipe you get the tap and you get art and plus you get it all on a clean layout oh yeah plus you get it for free yeah I'd say it's legit\n"