Personal Dictionary means autocorrect works for you, not Google ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. Say 'bagelz' if you want. Now, it's not all bad. The update makes it easier to swear—your iPhone shouldn't duck that up anymore.

At first, autocorrect as we now know it was a major disruptor itself. Although text correction existed on flip phones, the arrival of devices without a physical keyboard required a new approach. In ...

Newly announced modifications to the autocorrect feature used on iPhones will better understand a word’s context in a text message, saving users some blushes. By Callie Holtermann Apple on Monday ...

I don't know about you, but sometimes my iPhone's autocorrect drives me ducking crazy. Take, for example, my cat's name: Leeloo. Despite typing the name on a semi-daily basis, somehow my phone still ...

As the curator of the website damnyouautocorrect.com, Jillian Madison receives hundreds of autocorrected text message a day. Smartphone users know that the autocorrect feature frequently changes ...

It seems like autocorrect has always been there, helping us avoid unintentional swearing (although who ever intends to say “ducking?”) or other texting mistakes. Remember when software keyboards were ...

The autocorrect feature is called Auto Replace on Samsung phones. You can access Auto Replace and several other automated text functions from the Settings menu. Samsung also has AI text functions that ...

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 ...

If you use a phone to send text messages, chances are you’ve been burned by autocorrect at some point. You’ve typed messages to friends or co-workers wherein “meeting” morphed into “mating,” or the ...

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