What the duck is going on? iPhone users are furious with Apple’s latest iOS update, accusing the autocorrect of “ruining their lives.” Unhappy iPhone users have taken to Twitter to air their ...

Autocorrect has long been the subject of jokes and you may have experienced this for yourself. A mundane text message can turn into a hilarious one with a simple word change made by the autocorrect ...

Apple is souping up the systems for entering text into iPhone with iOS 17. Autocorrect is getting enhanced with AI for fewer typos, as part of multiple improvements to what Apple calls “intelligent ...

iOS 17 has only been out a few days, and people are already praising the new autocorrect. That’s great news to anyone who has fumbled with autocorrect over the last few years. The last time Apple made ...

Sometimes I say bad words. Not in my stories -- The Washington Post is a family publication -- but in messages to friends, in person, while making coffee, during meetings and anywhere it won't get me ...

Keyboards on phones have had to evolve a bit over the years. Originally, on "dumb" and feature phones, text messaging required either cycling through letters using the numeric keys or getting a phone ...

Autocorrect is enabled by default on Apple devices, and though some users find it to be a nuisance, the great majority of iPhone users depend on this tool to correct even the most basic of typing ...

While most productivity hacks promise instant gratification, turning off auto-correct delivers the opposite-weeks of frustrated typos followed by unexpected typing breakthroughs. You know that plateau ...

When you use the on-screen keyboard on an iPhone, iPod touch, or iPad Apple’s software will use attempt to automatically correct your spelling mistakes. Sometimes this feature can be a lifesaver, but ...