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This may have been answered before, but why are there no lcwo.net apps for android and iphone? It would be so nice to have this for practicing when away from your pc or laptop.

Hi Deborah - I think the answer I saw before on this question said to try it on the phone. I have used it on a friend's phone. Just go to lcwo.net. You do need to change a setting on the Change CW settings section.

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I've tried multiple CW trainer apps for the iPhone. The only one I thought was "okay" is MorseMania. The game MorseToad was fun for learning letters+figures, but quickly got boring after that.

Most CW apps for the iPhone have been abandoned. I sincerely hope that LCWO.net never ends up in that boat. The loss to the community would be devastating.

I use a program called ham Morse for the iPhone and it is pretty much the same thing.

I use HamMorse, too. Good program, although I miss the option to have my listening statistics displayed.