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New Method For Writing And Preserving Messages On Ice Discovered: Research
Scientists from China, Korea, and the Czech Republic have discovered a new method for writing and preserving messages: making patterns of air bubbles trapped in ice sheets.
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Google Beats $50 Million Lawsuit by Genius Over Scraping Song Lyrics
Google has won the lawsuit against Genius, a lyrics transcription site that was filed in December last year. Genius claimed that Google was scraping lyrics from its website and proved the same by hiding a watermark in Morse code into the lyrics themselves. However, the court stated that Genius does not own the lyrics to begin with.
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Samsung Launches Solutions for Deaf-Blind, Visually Impaired in India
Samsung’s Good Vibes app uses Morse code to convert vibrations into text or voice and vice-versa. Relumino, on the other hand, is a visual aid application for people with low vision.
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Gboard Gets Morse Code Input Support on iOS, Adds New Improvements to Feature on Android
You need to download the latest Gboard app on your iOS or Android device to get the new experience.
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Google I/O 2018: Gboard for Android Gets Morse Code Input Support
Google has added Morse code in partnership with developer Tania Finlayson who talks using Morse code.
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Before There Was Twitter, There Was Morse Code: Remembering Social Media's True Inventor
In late March of 2006, a college dropout named Jack Dorsey finished coding a site for internet users to post 140-character messages.
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Google Glass May Teach You Morse Code Within Hours
Scientists have used Google Glass to teach people Morse code within four hours using a series of vibrations felt near the ear.
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The First Social Network: Chewing the Rag With India's Ham Radio Operators
From aiding in disaster relief communication to 'rag-chewing', ham enthusiasts in India continue to thrive in the era of smartphones and Internet.
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New Method For Writing And Preserving Messages On Ice Discovered: Research
Scientists from China, Korea, and the Czech Republic have discovered a new method for writing and preserving messages: making patterns of air bubbles trapped in ice sheets.
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Google Beats $50 Million Lawsuit by Genius Over Scraping Song Lyrics
Google has won the lawsuit against Genius, a lyrics transcription site that was filed in December last year. Genius claimed that Google was scraping lyrics from its website and proved the same by hiding a watermark in Morse code into the lyrics themselves. However, the court stated that Genius does not own the lyrics to begin with.
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Samsung Launches Solutions for Deaf-Blind, Visually Impaired in India
Samsung’s Good Vibes app uses Morse code to convert vibrations into text or voice and vice-versa. Relumino, on the other hand, is a visual aid application for people with low vision.
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Gboard Gets Morse Code Input Support on iOS, Adds New Improvements to Feature on Android
You need to download the latest Gboard app on your iOS or Android device to get the new experience.
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Google I/O 2018: Gboard for Android Gets Morse Code Input Support
Google has added Morse code in partnership with developer Tania Finlayson who talks using Morse code.
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Before There Was Twitter, There Was Morse Code: Remembering Social Media's True Inventor
In late March of 2006, a college dropout named Jack Dorsey finished coding a site for internet users to post 140-character messages.
-
Google Glass May Teach You Morse Code Within Hours
Scientists have used Google Glass to teach people Morse code within four hours using a series of vibrations felt near the ear.
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The First Social Network: Chewing the Rag With India's Ham Radio Operators
From aiding in disaster relief communication to 'rag-chewing', ham enthusiasts in India continue to thrive in the era of smartphones and Internet.
