The walkie talkie idea got me thinking: Instead of having a push to
talk, it should be easy to implement a sound activated cry to talk and
thereby have a baby alarm.
/Ole
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If it's anything like this:
http://www.mpja.com/category/DC__Motors/6mm_CELL_PHONE_VIBRATOR_MOTOR_16053_MD.asp
then it could be possible to monitor any current generated from the DC
motor as a result of the phone being moved (along certain axis').
Richard
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A corollary to changing the speed of the vibration is creating the bass
of a ringtone out of vibrating the surface beneath the phone. The last
Nokia I had did this for some of its polyphonic ringtones, but only to
emphasize the bass, not produce it.
Colin
Igor Foox wrote:
On 16-Dec-06, at 1
On 16-Dec-06, at 10:31 AM, Adam Goode wrote:
Ole Tange wrote:
When the phone is lying on a table it may be interesting to get the
most noise from the vibrator as possible. By changing the
frequency of
the vibrator and analysing the sound level on the microphone the
phone
can determine wit
Ole Tange wrote:
> When the phone is lying on a table it may be interesting to get the
> most noise from the vibrator as possible. By changing the frequency of
> the vibrator and analysing the sound level on the microphone the phone
> can determine with frequency is most noisy for vibrating on this
On 12/15/06 6:52 PM, "Tomasz Zielinski" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
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>> Would it be possible to update the screenshots in the press page, since the
>> ones there
>> have a totally bogus fontsize, even for my relatively young eyes.
>
> And some sort of "leaked" device photos - if you are going to
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