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Custom Vibrations for iPhone
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To use Custom Vibrations, open the Settings app, tap “General” then “Accessibility” then turn Custom Vibrations on. Now in Settings tap “Sounds,” then “Vibration” under the heading “Vibration Patterns.” At the bottom, tap “Create New Vibration.” Start tapping on the screen, and your pattern of tapping will be recorded for use with any alert. You can make several of these. The most common use for Custom Vibrations is to be able to tell who’s calling when your iPhone is in silent mode. | |
Source: Cult of Mac http://www.cultofmac.com/169875/what-apples-vibrating-pen-tells-us-about-the-future-of-everything/ |
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