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Most mobile phones have a vibration
alert,
as well as a selectable ring tone and
volume, but even that may not be
enough
for that one extra special call that you
simply cannot miss.
For these occasions there is Fhoam!
Fhoam! is an attachment that will emit
foam
of any colour when
your mobile rings. It
cannot be ignored, as it pours
relentlessly
out until you shut it off by answering the
call. Naturally only preselected callers
will
have the extra digits given to them to
activate Fhoam !
Need me urgently? - get me on the
Fhoam!
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Reminds me of working on the trading floor. The brokers would fill their colleagues' phones' earpieces with shaving foam while they were off the desk, then call them up on their return. |
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I'm thinking there are not many situations when this feature would actually be useful. |
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21....my phone is waterproof, and this
IS an attachment, so the phone should
be ok. DrCurry - would you not relish
the sight of Fhoam! (note new name)
gushing out of your mobile across the
table in a
crowded restaurant ? |
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... can they make cell phones
waterproof? - they made mine
waterproof - it says on it. Nokia
something or other. |
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// I'm thinking there are not many situations when this feature would actually be useful.// |
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It just keeps getting better! [+] |
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