December 20th, 2009 | 
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This is a bug I found when typign in the iPhone 2.2.1 software. I was replying to @iBetaTest on Twitter.
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This is a bug I found when typign in the iPhone 2.2.1 software. I was replying to @iBetaTest on Twitter.
Check out http://www.ibetatest.com to beta test iPhone apps!
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wow that was a …
wow that was a waste of 1:40!!!
turn off the …
turn off the auto-correct
good for you…that …
good for you…that helped
fuck u asshole, be …
u asshole, be happy that it works anyway
take alcatel and the try to type some letter
u type 10char word and u get only 2 letters
yeah shes in my …
yeah shes in my contacts
okay, if its not a …
okay, if its not a bug, the why cant i type “slagtet” which means “butchered” in danish, on a danish iphone.
it’s the same thing, i cant press “t” or “e”, but all the other letters.
I would call it as …
I would call it as a bug, the “E” doesn’t work either and why does “Z”, “H”, “Q”, etc. work if it is dictionary driven… There is no word “ibez…” for example.
If you add the name …
If you add the name is your contact book, it should stop that. Tell me if that helps
been there since …
been there since 2.1, I have that when trying to type my friend’s name (Wenying) it only lets me spell ‘Wenting’ or ‘Wenuing’
correct.
correct.
correct.
correct.
that “bug” has been …
that “bug” has been in the software since 1.1.4
but turning auto-correct off in 2.2 will fix said bug
I found the same …
I found the same bug with the letter “t” in a swedish word “laget”, I can’t press the “t” button. I using 2.2
its not a bug. it …
its not a bug. it is doing that because there is no word in the English dictionary that has a T after IBE. Its not a bug at all. If you don’t like auto-correction, then turn it off… but don’t call it a “bug” because it isn’t a bug.
lol cool how you …
lol cool how you found it
…Once again, I …
…Once again, I fully admit it’s annoying, but it *is* doing what it’s supposed to do and is not a bug. Therefore, the answer has already been covered, either don’t use autocorrect, or go ahead and type the incorrect letter and backspace.
I won’t deny this …
I won’t deny this can be annoying, but it is 100% *not* a bug. More accurate to say it’s a design flaw. This behavior is an entirely intentional function of the autocorrect. The dictionary has looked at all possible words it knows of that would begin with “ibe” as well as words with letters very close to the positions of the letters I, B, and E, and found that a T would not follow in any instance. What it’s doing is “helping” you because it thinks only an R or a T would come next. (More…)
nooo…it’s just …
nooo…it’s just apple..that’s how they do stuff. everythings perefect, and everyone wants it. i mean even if this is a bug, it’s nothing compared to microsofts bugs.
Did you know that …
Did you know that you can turn auto correcion off in the settings and of will stop it? It’s a nice feature. You must have 2.2 atleast I think
This stuff always …
This stuff always happens on mine.
Yeah, Steve Jobs …
Yeah, Steve Jobs says they don’t, so they don’t, right?
apple make no …
apple make no mistakes
Wow, thanks for the …
Wow, thanks for the feedback guys, I did try it with auto-correction off, and it worked, and it makes since why they would do that. I also tried it with clicking the X, but that didn’t work. Anyways guys, I got all of these comments in a day, hah, new record. Anyways, please subscribe, and thanks again.
It’s not a problem, …
It’s not a problem, it’s Apple’s autocorrection feature. Its dictionary predicts what word you are currently typing and eliminates possible surrounding letters on the keyboard so that you don’t accidentally touch it.
u r so dummmm , …
u r so dummmm , turn of the auto correction dummy