The stock iOS Keyboard has become very intelligent and proactive over the years. It can successfully auto-correct your typing (excepting those moments when bugs find their way) and is also able to predict what you’re about to write, based on machine learning which relies on your past conversations and writing style. One of the newest…
A few weeks ago, an annoying Keyboard bug flared up for numerous iOS 11 users. The glitch was affecting those iPhone and iPad users that were using Apple’s native Keyboard with the Auto-Correct feature enabled. Apparently, because of machine learning the letter “i” was automatically associated with an emoticon that wasn’t compatible with iOS 11…
As I predicted on Saturday, when we provided a temporary fix that required a text replacement shortcut, Apple has just released iOS 11.1.1 to patch the annoying Keyboard autocorrect bug that was automatically changing any “i” typed on an iPhone and iPad to an “A” with a symbol. The Cupertino-based tech company first issued the…
A new feature coming with the first major iOS 11 iteration is that the Predictive Keyboard is now able to provide multiple emoji suggestions. In previous iOS 11 firmware versions your iPhone and iPad was able to link a single emoticon to a keyword. We all know how much attention Apple gives to the emoji…
Ever since Apple has expanded the iPhone from a 4-inch display to 4.7 and 5.5 inches, typing with a single hand has become a bit of a challenge. It often happens that you need to reply to a message or have any other reason for inputting text on your iOS device while holding a cup…
