Needs to be viable enough that someone else would want to do the work,
since Larry thinks it's too tedious for him to do himself.
From: Stan Halpin
How viable does it need to be? So Larry puts in an hour of his time
(priceless, but lets say $100 for simplicity). Buy a web address
(dadadotsme.com) and put up a brief description: another one hour =
$100. Submit to Apple's ap store. Wait for the money to pour in. Of
the millions and millions of iOS users, surely there are a few
hundred hamsters who would be intrigued by such an ap . . .
stan
On Apr 2, 2012, at 9:16 PM, John Sessoms wrote:
From: Larry Colen
On Apr 2, 2012, at 12:20 PM, George Sinos wrote:
You can do that on your iPhone Larry.
I don't have an iPhone
Go to Settings>Sounds
All the way at the bottom is Vibration Patterns. Select
"vibration"
On that screen you can define all the custom vibration
patterns you want, then you can assign them phone numbers.
It would be rather tedious to make a morse code ringtone for each
of the people in my phone book, it would actually be easier to
write an app that just translated the name to morse code. Set up
a buffer, and a table look up, and for each letter in the name
beep the morse code out the speaker.
Someone who knows the app space could probably write it in an
hour.
The only question is are there enough weird people out there who
would buy it to make it commercially viable.
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