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Silent alarm solution for Android

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http://androidforums.com – All, We are soon launching a silent alarm solution for Android. Solution consists of a wristband and an Android App. You manage alarms in your Andriod App and sync them to the band via buletooth. On an alarm event the wrist band vibrates to gently wake or alert the wearer. This is great for: Couples who get up an different times where the first riser doesn't want to wake up the other Parents who have kids in close proximity to their bedroom who don't want to wake up them up Deaf or hard of hearing people What do you think? (General)

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Submitted by Gnicqi on 10/17/2012

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