Telegraph vs Emergency Alarm

HOW TO MEMORIZE MORSE CODE AND HAVE FUN? EASY ANSWER：BY PLAYING GAMES. LET’S PLAY TELEGRAPH AND RECOLLECT THE GOOD OLD DAYS! YOU CAN CHOOSE DIFFERENT SCENES TO PLAY WITH, AS FOLLOWING： - Mona Lisa's secret smile - Espionage Finger Signaling - Sistine Chapel Ceiling by Michelangelo - The Creation of Adam - Burj Khalifa up in the air - Butterflies Flapping - Bunny Winking - Panda Laid Back - Wartime Propaganda Posters - Uncle Sam - Rosie The Riveter - Ukiyo-E Prints - Chimps Smiling - Signal Lamp - Lightning - Traditional Telegraph-Use in Military - Missile Firing - Oil Lamp - Flower Blooming - Statue of Liberty Holding the Torch INTERNATIONAL MORSE CODE A •ー B ー••• C ー•ー• D ー•• E • F ••ー• G ーー• H •••• I •• J •ーーー K ー•ー L •ー•• M ーー N ー• O ーーー P •ーー• Q ーー•ー R •ー• S ••• T ー U ••ー V •••ー W •ーー X ー••ー Y ー•ーー Z ーー•• Morse code has been in use for more than 160 years, longer than any other electrical coding system. International Morse code today is most popular among amateur radio operators. Morse code has been employed as an assistive technology, helping people with a variety of disabilities to communicate.

Emergency Alarm allows you to use your Apple Watch to play loud alarm sounds from your wrist in situations of need. Tap the emergency button and a loud alarm sound will be played, being useful for rescue situations where you don't have an Internet connection to send S.O.S message or emergency call.