Using the Morse code keyboard, Gboard users can input text using the dot and dash buttons instead of the regular QWERTY keys. Though it doesn't appear to be supported on the iOS version, ...

Created and built by BenB, the Morse code keyboard connects to your PC via USB, and as you tap your Morse code, it’s recognized as standard keyboard inputs. How It Works The system is identified ...

Since the "Morse Code Telegraph Keyboard" plugs directly into your iPhone's keyboard, you can send dots and dashes from right within iMessage — or, for the daring, your favorite email app.

Morse code only uses two symbols (dots and dashes), making it an easy way for people with limited mobility to communicate. Your iPhone now does Morse code, thanks to Google's Gboard keyboard - CNET X ...

The Bluetooth Morse code keyboard is what they came up with. This build gives the user full control over the keyboard and mouse using a single button or a sip & puff interface.

The Morse code keyboard on Gboard does exactly what you’d think, letting people use dots and dashes to enter text instead of the regular QWERTY keyboard. Related improvements have also come to ...

When activated, Morse code fills the keyboard area with two large dot and dash icons. As you tap the icons, word suggestions will appear at the top of the on-screen keyboard just as they do when ...

Looking for motivation to practice morse code [BenB] built this morse code keyboard.It uses USB and is recognized as a standard keyboard thanks to the V-USB stack running on the ATmega168.

Google is adding morse code input to its mobile keyboard. It’ll be available as a beta on Android later today. The company announced that new feature at Google I/O after showing a video of Tania ...

The open-source, self-build Tworsekey interface allows users to tap short messages in Morse Code on the key, have it translated into text by the device and then update a Twitter status via the ...