Apple programers ar GEEKS!!!

[Unconsoled]

So I am a veterinary technician. The other day we had a very cute French Bulldog named "Suki" in the hospital. I grabbed my trusty iphone to take a pic and email it to my wife. I typed in the email to let my wife know the pic was of a dog named Suki, but the predicative text wrote in something totally geeky and write up my alley. Try typing it in and see what you get!

 

[nickspohn]

Well Suki isn't a word...

Least it works

 

[hobo]

mine did not auto-correct. What happens?

 

[pianodude123]

Indeed - I don't own an iPhone toy, and don't really want one... so please, enlighten me..

 

[hotsauce]

Wirelessly posted (Apple Communication Device: Mozilla/5.0 (iPhone; U; CPU like Mac OS X; en) AppleWebKit/420.1 (KHTML, like Gecko) Version/3.0 Mobile/4A93 Safari/419.3)

It's probably something you typed in before. I don't get any suggestions by typing in sulu. Haha. I take that back. It worked. For some reason it didn't suggest anything at first.

 

[firstapple]

Mine either... what does it auto correct to?

 

[polishmacuser]

in polish that word means a female dog *cough bi*ch im not kidding ask any polish person lol

 

[mashoutposse]

Mine suggested "sumo"...?

 

[peeaanuut]

hmmm. didnt work on my end. Might not be in the US english dicutionary? But stuff like that reminds me of the "find" elvis feature on the newton.

 

[hotsauce]

Read my previous post. The answer is in my post...

 

[Project]

mine just says Suki..

 

[Unconsoled]

Just like hotsauce, mine fills in Sulu. I have to type in the whole name Suki but it is there after the last letter. And for the record I have NEVER typed in Sulu. More of a STNG fan!

 

[dangleheart]

Got sulu.. So?

 

[maestro55]

umm, I get sukh...