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Prog Posted - 18/07/2012 : 18:10:43
How do my fellow users find the vibration on this phone? I've missed numerous calls and messages on mine as I can only feel it if it's in my hand. I can't hear it vibrate on my desk like all my previous phones.
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Dave The Drummer Posted - 23/07/2012 : 23:14:43
Use a ring tone that is just a single lower frequency beep.
It's unobtrusive and often difficult for other people to source the direction of the sound (handy for meetings). But if you know what it is then even after a few seconds of wondering you'll probably remember that it may be your phone.
OriginalAnimal Posted - 19/07/2012 : 16:10:09
Ann Summers are bringing out a Rabbit iphone I'll let you guess what apps it hass, but you can choose between :-

Vibrate
Vibrate & rotate
Vibrate & thrust
Vibrate rotate & thrust

10 levels of intensity ranging from 'nice' to 'instant orgasm'
rollingthunder Posted - 19/07/2012 : 11:15:31
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Originally posted by Prog

quote:
Originally posted by rytenuff

I assume you have set Settings/Sound/ Vibration Intensity to maximum?
Yes, but it's still pitiful compared to my old iPhone.


Mine's the same. Barely noticeable.
I thought it was faulty, but others who use it agree it's pretty pathetic.
JGodsall Posted - 18/07/2012 : 23:44:37
quote:
Originally posted by Prog

quote:
Originally posted by JGodsall

quote:
Originally posted by Prog

I can't hear it vibrate on my desk like all my previous phones.

If you want to hear it, you could try using a 'ringtone'.
Not always appropriate.
True, though I often wonder what makes BZZZZZZZZT different when I'm sat in the library!
Prog Posted - 18/07/2012 : 22:09:24
quote:
Originally posted by rytenuff

I assume you have set Settings/Sound/ Vibration Intensity to maximum?
Yes, but it's still pitiful compared to my old iPhone.
Prog Posted - 18/07/2012 : 22:08:45
quote:
Originally posted by JGodsall

quote:
Originally posted by Prog

I can't hear it vibrate on my desk like all my previous phones.

If you want to hear it, you could try using a 'ringtone'.
Not always appropriate.
rytenuff Posted - 18/07/2012 : 20:23:47
"I also use a "missed message" app which flashes the screen on and off." .....thanks for pointing that out, very handy.
rytenuff Posted - 18/07/2012 : 20:15:42
I assume you have set Settings/Sound/ Vibration Intensity to maximum?
JGodsall Posted - 18/07/2012 : 19:41:32
quote:
Originally posted by Prog

I can't hear it vibrate on my desk like all my previous phones.

If you want to hear it, you could try using a 'ringtone'.

Happy to help.
moosetication Posted - 18/07/2012 : 19:15:02
No issues here, my phone spends most of its time on silent. I also use a "missed message" app which flashes the screen on and off.

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