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am i the only person who turns vibrate off all the time, even if on silent?

Fecking hate vibrating phones, especially if left on a desk
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I think it's a conspiracy. I can often hear a phone vibrating, even when it's on silent
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I have a 'Business' setting when at work which is just a standard ring and no vibrate, in case I'm away from my desk and it annoys everyone.
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I can't work out how to get my galaxy s2 to vibrate + ring at the same time, it seems like it's a case of either or
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i bet an iphone would vibrate in such a manor that whilst on a desk it makes a ringing sound
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Yeah, it was an iphone that annoyed me, on a desk. Was worse than hearing the ringtone
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no but apple probably have an app the makes the vibration sound like real life exactly the same ringing
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I do this at work as hate the vibrating sound on the desk.
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quote:
Originally posted by john-d
i bet an iphone would vibrate in such a manor that whilst on a desk it makes a ringing sound


Not yet mate, they've got the tech but you've gotta wait until the iphone 6 for that
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it will happen imo
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Vibrate has to be at is highest setting...
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Here's a novel idea: take your mobile phone with you when you leave your desk, that way it isn't going to annoy everyone, and you won't miss the call.

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My phone is always just on Vibrate!
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quote:
Originally posted by alan-g-w
I can't work out how to get my galaxy s2 to vibrate + ring at the same time, it seems like it's a case of either or


Its in the sound settings, under vibrate
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i have this on my touch phone, cant stand them.. annoying.
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annoys me when a phone is laying somewhere and when someone rings and it start vibrating, it begins to move and usually ends up on the floor.
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conspiracy to break phones so people buy more imo..
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Phone is always on silent unless I'm expecting a call. Vibrate is just annoying.
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quote:
Originally posted by Dom
Phone is always on silent unless I'm expecting a call. Vibrate is just annoying.


Thats odd
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quote:
Originally posted by VrsTurbo
quote:
Originally posted by Dom
Phone is always on silent unless I'm expecting a call. Vibrate is just annoying.


Thats odd


Why? Last thing I want is to be distracted by some bloke from India trying to sell me something. If it's important then I'll call them back.
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i have programmed my iPhone so it custom vibrates ride of the valkyrie so if i leave it on my desk every one thinks they about to get napalmed
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quote:
Originally posted by Gary
quote:
Originally posted by alan-g-w
I can't work out how to get my galaxy s2 to vibrate + ring at the same time, it seems like it's a case of either or


Its in the sound settings, under vibrate


Fucking hell mate, three clicks and that's me sorted lol. Nice one bud
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lmao

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