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I'm confused. iPhones have an alarm clock already, and you can already set it to vibrate. Why do I need this app? (Serious question. I'm hard of hearing, and I
by Jemaclus 13y ago
I'm confused. iPhones have an alarm clock already, and you can already set it to vibrate. Why do I need this app?
(Serious question. I'm hard of hearing, and I do this with my iPhone already.)
To answer some other questions I see in the thread, they make alarm clocks and doorbells specifically for deaf people. I personally own an alarm clock that has an attachment that you slip under the mattress. The vibrations from the attachment shake the bed, waking me up. I don't use it anymore, since I share the bed with my girlfriend, but it worked wonders for me in college.
Here's a website with some deaf-centric things like alarm clocks and doorbells: http://www.harriscomm.com/ http://www.harriscomm.com/
- OlivierLi 13y agoFrom the description : " It stays up all night, listening out for loud and repetitive noises like fire alarms, and vibrates to wake you up when it hears anything similar."
- maaaats 13y agoBecause this isn't an alarm clock, it's a vibrating alarm triggered by noise. It's not supposed to replace an alarm clock, but notify the deaf user about other things, like a fire alarm.
- cdelsolar 13y agoBecause you didn't read the article :(