Another conversation software has been made available for download, but in contrast to most other chat applications, this one emphasises emojis.
Wemogee is a chat software created by Samsung’s Italian division to aid communication for those who have aphasia. You might wonder what aphasia is. Injury to the Broca and Wernicke regions of the brain causes aphasia, a complicated neurological condition.
Aphasia patients frequently struggle with issues related to speech production, understanding, and expression.
Wemogee operates in a very simple manner: users may communicate with one another by choosing one of the more than 140 words that are now available in the app.
In Aphasic Mode, these sentences appear as emojis, whereas in Non-Aphasic Mode, they appear as plain text. To make it simpler to discover a certain term, all of the phrases have been divided into six groups.
Wemogee shows to be a rather simple chat programme to use on its own. There are enough words in the list to conduct a basic two-person conversation. Wemogee, however, has a strange problem that, as of this writing, prohibits the user from getting an authentication SMS.
You must get an authorization SMS in order to use Wemogee, therefore if you are unable to do so, you will be unable to access the service at all.
You can now get Wemogee from the Android Play Store. Soon, the software will be available in the Apple software Store as well.
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