Apple has now promised that typing on iPhone will be more accurate when you upgrade your iPhone to iOS 17.
Apple at WWDC 2023 has announced its latest software- iOS 17 for iPhones. The good news is that Apple has improved the autocorrect feature as you type. This means that you can actually type ‘duck’ without having to replace ‘d’ with ‘f’ every time.
Big relief for iPhone users! Apple at WWDC 2023 has announced its latest software- iOS 17 for iPhones. The good news is that Apple has improved the autocorrect feature as you type. This means you can actually type ‘duck’ without having to replace ‘d’ with ‘f’ every time.
Apple claims to have provided self-fixes with ‘massive updates’. The Cupertino-based tech giant is now using a ‘Transformer Language Model’, which is basically powered by on-device machine learning, for word prediction. All this jargon sets you up to finally get the ‘duck’ on your iPhone.
Apple now promises that typing on iPhone will be more accurate when you upgrade your iPhone to iOS 17. The public beta of iOS 17 will be available next month The iOS 17 update will be available later this year for the iPhone Xs and all later, including the iPhone SE (2022).
“Updates to the autocorrect feature also receive a refreshed design to better support typing, and sentence-level autocorrect can fix more types of grammatical mistakes.”
iPhone users will now get predictive text recommendations inline as they type. It is said that something as simple as tapping the spacebar helps to connect whole words or complete sentences.
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Also, Apple is improving speech to text. The Dictation feature gets a new speech recognition model to make it accurate and reliable.
Another interesting feature that Apple is rolling out with the iOS 17 update is called ‘NameDrop’. While AirDrop makes it easy to share a file, NameDrop allows users to easily share contact information by simply bringing their iPhones together, or an iPhone and Apple Watch together. With the same gesture, users can also share content or start SharePlay to listen to music, watch a movie, or play a game in close proximity between iPhone devices.
