Militaries use immersion language instruction, as do diplomats and journalists, and apparently computers can now use it to teach themselves Morse code.

If you are a ham radio operator of a certain age, you probably remember ads for “The Instructograph,” a mechanical device for learning Morse code. [Our Own Devices] has an ancient speci… ...

The Abraham Lincoln Library and Museum has a machine to practice morse code. They brought it to show the host of ciLiving, Jaclyn Friedlander ...

Morserino 32 is a new multifunctional Morse code machine specifically built for anyone wanting to learn Morse code or improve their Morse code skills. Watch the demonstration video below to learn ...

Maritime Morse code was formally phased out in 1999, but in California, a group of enthusiasts who call themselves the “radio squirrels” keeps the tradition alive.

Nation’s last Morse code station comes back to life on annual ‘Night of Nights’ in Point Reyes KPH, established in Point Reyes and Bolinas in 1913, will exchange messages with Morse code ...

Looking to Ditch Twitter? Morse Code Is Back Reviving a 200-year-old system, enthusiasts are putting the digit back in digital communication ...

In the 19th Century, these were used for telegraphy (like morse code machines but using a keyboard to output in regular writing), but in the mid-20th Century you could use them to feed inputs into ...

In early April, I had a chance to test a handful of Toyota’s latest vehicle updates. The first machine I got to drive was the 2024 Toyota Tacoma, and as I hopped out of the front seat, I noticed ...

NASA designers etched the Morse Code letters J-P-L (for Jet Propulsion Laboratory) in all six wheels so that they leave a distinctive pattern in the sand as the rover moves. Curiosity’s cameras ...

First developed in the 1830s by Samuel Morse, Morse code served as a de facto global messaging method for over 110 years. One of the reasons Morse code remained in use for so long was the ...

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