Enable Autocorrect Keyboard In iPhone With Autocorrection Bar [Cydia]

The “who copied?” is a debate which never seems to end in the world of smartphone platforms. While people have accused Android’s latest version, ICS (Ice Cream Sandwich), to be a mixture of features fromiOS and even Windows Phone 7, there are some things which iPhone has borrowed from Android as well. One such feature, introduced in iOS 5,
is autocorrect bar in the keyboard. If you are on iOS 5, then you must be wondering why haven’t you got any such bar in your phone. That’s because despite the feature’s presence, it is disabled by default, and there is no easy way to enable it. If your device is not jailbroken, you can enable the autocorrect bar using our guide to enable autocorrect keyboard. However, for all users with access to Cydia, Autocorrection Bar is a simple and free tweak to get this feature with complete ease.

 

Available in the Big Boss repo, Autocorrection Bar is a tweak which does not come with a lot of complicated settings. After you have installed it to your iDevice, the tweak won’t start working straight away, you will have to enable it from the Settings menu. Go to Settings and in the Extensions tab you will find Autocorrection Bar. Toggle on the Enabled button and you are done. Now the next time you use the keyboard in the Messaging app, your device’s keyboard will show up, integrating the coveted bar above the keys. In our experience, the bar isn’t integrated universally with iOS, as despite showing up in Notes and Messaging, it wasn’t present in the keyboard popped up in Spotlight search.

Autocorrection bar comes with a little bonus feature, and that is the addition of an Action Button. This button appears at the end of the bar and can be used to select text. You can turn on the button if you are using the tweak on iOS 5, or a higher version. A pretty neat tweak, using which you can get a useful feature for your iPhone without having to apply a lengthy procedure.

By Hamza Hasnain