Google I/O 2011 T-shirt puzzle solved, reveals the droid you have been searching for

May 14th 2011
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Google I/O 2011 T-shirt puzzle solved, reveals the droid you have been searching for

If unsolved Google puzzles keep you up at night, you currently have one less reason to move sleepless: the Google I/O T-shirt enigma was unraveled. The image above features a series of dots and dashes, which our friends at MobileCrunch recognized as Morse code. Using the road breaks as spaces (new characters), the code then reads:

…. – - .–. –. — — .-.-.- –. .-.. .- ….- -.-. -…. …– —-.

That translates to a URL, which we’ve associated with below. We can’t spoil where it leads, in case you feel noble enough to take a look at decoding it for yourself.

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