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Adaptonyms (also known as textonyms and cellodromes) are words that can be typed with the same sequence of keys on a cell phone using predictive text. For example the sequence “2-3-3″ can produce “bed”, “add”, or “bee”. Source: Wikipedia Yesterday … Continue reading
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Sign on train today… Just wondering… what constitutes using a mobile phone these days? I read the news on mine today quite happily (and quietly). If I’d read it to someone else would I have been arrested?
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Tagged Communication, Design, designated quiet zone, How things work, Just wondering, Language, mobile phones, rail travel, train, Travel, User experience
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