Microsoft officials said a year ago to expect the company to add back to Windows Phone a number of the enterprise features it eliminated when it moved from Windows Mobile to Windows Phone. At the moment, I still type more accurately and intuitively without using shape writing, but I could see myself using this more once I have time to train myself on it.Ĭheck out ZDNet's Windows Phone 8.1 screen shot galleryįor business users, Windows Phone 8.1 is a huge step up from the current Windows Phone releases. It definitely takes some getting used to. I've tried using this a bit in the past week-plus. Microsoft execs showed off this keyboard, and its new "shape writing" that lets users skip typing individual characters and instead glide their finger over keys in a continuous motion to enter text, similar to the way Swype works. There's also a much enhanced Word Flow Keyboard included as part of the Windows Phone 8.1 release. The updated calendar is a lot easier to use than the current Windows Phone calendar, with interactive day, week and month views, along with integrated weather. I didn't find myself needing or using the Action Center much over the past week. Users just swipe down from the Windows Phone start screen to see and access these settings/notifications. Users can customize a handful of quick settings for Wifi, Camera, and Bluetooth, plus see a list of notifications from/about their apps. There's also a new Action Center/notification center.
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