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iOS 17 overhauls Autocorrect feature! Avoid errors, type faster now

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iOS 17 has been unveiled and it will bring a huge number of benefits for iPhone users when it is launched for the public in September! At the WWDC event on Monday, a number of iOS 17 features were previewed including Messages with Live stickers, AirDrop media sharing to StandBy. The update will turn your iPhone into a Home Hub. And importantly, there is one more feature that was rolled out yesterday, which will significantly improve users' overall typing experience.

It is the autocorrect functionality, which too has gone through a much-needed upgrade! Under iOS 17, in a significant upgrade, a transformer language model has been incorporated in the autocorrect feature. So, how does it work? The transformer language model is an advanced on-device machine-learning language model that will help in word prediction even as you type. Now, the on-device machine learning capability will bring unparalleled accuracy in finding errors and correcting them. Every time you type, the new system will swiftly identify and rectify mistakes, surpassing previous levels of accuracy.

Craig Federighi, Apple's software chief, further highlighted that the system will also adeptly learn and recognize your preferred choice of language and words.

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AutoCorrect also gets a refreshed design that provides better typing support in order to fix a wider range of grammatical errors at the sentence level. This will result in better typing speed than before, that too with minimum grammatical mistakes.

New typing experience with Text recommendations in real-time

Apple further revealed that as you type a message, you will receive predictive text recommendations in real time. This will allow you to effortlessly add complete words or finish sentences with a simple tap of the space bar. These improvements make text entry faster and typing speed better than ever.

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