Does the iPhone have a vibrate function?
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It would be pretty stupid not to include a vibrating function on a phone. I mean, when was the last time you saw a phone that didn't have that particular feature?
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DB is right, we will soon know. I agree with Kash, it would be stupid not to include that as every cell phone I have used or owned had it. Comes in handy also.
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Wow, I guess you guys think I'm not very bright. Perhaps it is an obvious assumption. Then again, so was including a floppy drive on computers, until Apple stopped.
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Not at all. In fact I was wondering myself if it had a Vibrate mode as I am in places a lot of times I can not have it ring but Vibrate is fine. No Thorin, it was a good question, but hopefully well will know the answer after the iphone is released!!
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Homer Simpson got away with that when he was captain of a submarine.
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Yes, but he did nearly start a global nuclear war.
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I hope that it does have a vibrate function as I am only allowed to have my phone on Silent or Vibrate at work.
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no, not at all. some people just come across a little harsh. you know MacHeads...;D
I was wondering this myself and glad you asked.
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It's not a dumb question at all and I wouldn't be a bit surprised if it doesn't. To me, having the first full web browser on a phone, it seems like common sense to include the fastest possible connectivity: 3G. But I guess common sense isn't so common, even for a pseudo-god like Steve Jobs.
(yes, I know, it's just built-in obsolescence for the next gen iPhone. Let the suckers buy them first!)
(yes, I know, it's just built-in obsolescence for the next gen iPhone. Let the suckers buy them first!)
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The Nokia N90 (only a couple of years old now) didn't have a vibrate function. I never had one, but a friend did. He also had a lot of missed calls ...
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I can't imagine it not having a vibrate function. If it doesn't, it will be a definite killer for me.
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