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I've always wanted to make a messaging app that would vibrate in Morse code when you get a message. I love the idea of feeling a message in my pocket and 'readi
by rnoorda 1y ago
I've always wanted to make a messaging app that would vibrate in Morse code when you get a message. I love the idea of feeling a message in my pocket and 'reading' it without looking, but I'm also not great at deciphering it, so it wouldn't get much use.
- colanderman 1y agoOh I really like this idea! If you do make this please post it here. This would be a great learning tool for those of us who are trying to learn it also.
- hx8 1y agoI have a feeling this app would greatly increase the number of phantom vibrations I experience.
- amflare 1y agoMany years ago when I had an iphone I would set text vibrations to be the morse code of the first letter of someone's name so I knew who messaged me without looking. That's the only feature I still miss to this day with my android.
- dcminter 1y agoThat would be fun. I think a lot of non-tech people didn't realise that the old Nokia default text message notification was the morse for S.M.S. (short message service). That was a worryingly long time ago though.
- andoando 1y agoI love that idea
- palata 1y agoI've been wanting to write a keyboard app that would allow me to write a message from my pocket :D