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Ring Ring
a ring that lets you know when your phone is going off | |
There are all sorts of things on the market that flash whenever a nearby phone is ringing...so build this into a fashionable ring. Whenever you're in hectic situation where you cant hear your phone ringing, you wait for your ring to ring. A small LED inbuilt into finger jewlery that flashes whenever
your phone goes off. Think of all the calls you wouldn'nt miss. Of course the ring would have a switch that could en/dis - able the function....so if you're expecting a call, just keep the phone in your pocket and you';re ring will let you know.
Useful add-on to this gizmo, methinks
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http://www.albinobl...ash/badgerphone.php Bananaphone! [5th Earth, Oct 04 2004, last modified Oct 21 2004]
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Better yet, build the whole phone into the ring, and do the thumb/pinky thing. |
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Have linked to something totally unrelated because of the name of the invention... sorry. ;-) |
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this is totally baked. Philips has a ring with a camera and a cell phone in it. See link. |
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On a ring or wherever, this is not such a good idea. The fact is, is blinks when ANY phone rings, so you end up not knowing if it's your phone or someone else's (-) |
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In my experience someone else
always hears the phone even if you
do not. So if this is a problem you
have then wear a sign on your
back and front which reads, "Slap
me if I'm not answering my phone,
thanks!"
Eventually this
will (d)evolve into a small colored
pin universally known to indicate
the message. |
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