iOS 27 Keyboard Improvements Explained: 3 Years of Updates

Apple has reportedly been exploring an autocorrect upgrade for iOS 27 that would go beyond fixing misspellings to suggest alternative words as you type. The approach is comparable to how tools like Grammarly surface vocabulary rewrites, 9to5Mac reported in late March. No final decision on shipping the feature has been made. That rumor is the news peg. But the more substantive story is what Apple has already shipped across iOS 17, 18, and 26: a systematic effort to reduce the friction of multilingual typing, language by language, release by release. WWDC sessions got underway, though the rumored iOS 27 keyboard improvements have not been confirmed in available sourcing. If the autocorrect feature does ship, it would land on a foundation Apple has spent three years reinforcing. What Apple has already built through iOS 26Before the iOS 26 changes Apple described at WWDC25, multilingual typing still often required manual keyboard setup or switching. That's the baseline, and it's worth hold