Morse code

A developer has built a system that gives incoming text messages from different friends unique vibration patterns based on Morse code spelling out each contact's name, allowing phone users to identify who is texting without looking at the screen. Readers are discussing the idea as a fun, practical twist on personalized notifications, with some noting it echoes the tactile simplicity of early phone vibration patterns.

A developer has written up a method for giving each contact a custom vibration pattern based on Morse code, so phone buzzes spell out the sender's name or message. The blog post explains how text is translated into vibration sequences, and the writeup has begun circulating on developer forums, drawing early upvotes as readers discuss the DIY notification trick.

A developer has written up a project that assigns each friend a custom vibration pattern for text notifications, using Morse code spelling of their names or initials. The blog post explains how the phone translates short and long buzzes into distinct contact alerts. Readers on tech forums are discussing the idea, which appeals to tinkerers and accessibility enthusiasts as a clever, low-tech twist on notification customization.