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Sean Endicott

Copilot Keyboard launches in Japan, but it’s the return of the dolphin “Kyle” stealing the spotlight

Cute animated characters, including a dolphin, mushroom, water droplet, and fox, stand on a desktop backdrop. A forest and wooden bookshelf create a whimsical atmosphere. Japanese text is displayed.

A new product by the Microsoft AI team improves the experience of entering Japanese characters on your PC. Following six months of testing, Copilot Keyboard is now available for free on Windows.

Copilot Keyboard is an IME (Input Methad Editor), meaning it allows users to input text from languages that do not work well with a QWERTY keyboard.

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