Google introduced a Morse code feature to the Google Keyboards at Google I/O 2018. Google introduced the feature to Gboard as a way to help people with disabilities to communicate. https://youtu.be/Oc_QMQ4QHcw The Google Morse Code keyboard, when activated, will replace the usual keyboard with two separate areas for short and long signals. The Google Morse Code keyboard feature will be available in beta on Android devices starting today. Read more in our articles including "Google introduces Morse Code feature to Gboard" and "Strava introduces new features for hikers and outdoor users".
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Jun 25, 2026Google introduced a Morse code feature to the Google Keyboards at Google I/O 2018. Google introduced the feature to Gboard as a way to help people with disabilities to communicate.
https://youtu.be/Oc_QMQ4QHcw The Google Morse Code keyboard, when activated, will replace the usual keyboard with two separate areas for short and long signals. The Google Morse Code keyboard feature will be available in beta on Android devices starting today.
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