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4 Jan 06, 12:00 AM - Google goes Braille!

Posted by Vaughan

This is a time-sensitive, one day only link. But if you're online - er, as you must be if you're reading this - go take a quick look at search engine Google, where they've recreated their distinctive logo in Braille to celebrate the birthday of its creator, Louis Braille. Sadly, of course, it doesn't work in quite the same way as actual raised dots, as I can confirm after trying to run my fingers over the screen.

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At 12:00 AM on 04 Jan 2006, Emma wrote:


I took a look but it's a bit pointless isn't it. It's no good to a blind person. However, all credit to them for a new inventive way to raise awareness.

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At 08:42 AM on 07 Jun 2006, nana wrote:

hello

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At 10:35 AM on 31 Jan 2007, becca and becky 2k7 wrote:

hiiyaaaaaaaaaaz luv xx

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