Morse Code Trainer $1.99 - This app flashes a letter in the middle of the screen and you are supposed to click on the correct set of dits/dahs in little blocks around the entire outside of the screen in a multiple choice fashion.Morse Code: Secret Code $0.99 - Another text-to-morse code app, this one throws in the exciting feature of spitting out random words as well.No way to change the speed or anything like that so not really worth the time. Free Morse Code FREE - One of the press the letter and hear the morse code apps.Morse $0.99 - Yet, another text-to-morse program.iMorseCode FREE - This app lets you type in the box, and outputs the sounds in Morse code.Not much use, and certainly not worth $1.99. Morse Code Alphabet - Soundboard $1.99 - This app is little more than a sound board where you press the letter and it outputs the Morse code sounds for that letter.So here my list of worthless apps on the iPhone to avoid if you want to learn Morse code: None of these iPhone apps will help learn that way at all. The proper way to learn Morse code is by learning it as a second language and strictly by sound and not by counting dits dahs etc. Most of these don't even have any audio output and amount to little more than flash cards dots and dashes on them, which anyone who actually knows Morse code will tell you are worthless. There are a few promising apps available and I will be writing about them individually, but right now I just wanted to warn you that there are a huge number of apps that are pretty much useless when it comes to actually learning to use Morse code. And with that in mind I have been evaluating all the various iPhone apps out there which are geared towards helping someone learn Morse code. Since I have my iPhone with me at all times it has great potential to be a useful training tool.
One of the things I have been working on is learning Morse code(CW).
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