Former professor creates vibrating Braille handset

[TcDohl]

http://www.engadget.com/2008/04/08/form ... e-handset/

Braille phones in and of themselves aren't all that unique, but a former professor (who just so happens to be completely blind) from Tsukuba University of Technology has crafted a variant that jumps and jives. Dubbed the world's first vibrating Braille cellphone, the device is programmed to emit pulses depending on which key is pressed; more specifically, a pair of terminals attached to the handset "vibrate at a specific rate to create a message." Those currently involved with the project are now toiling to make the keypad-to-vibration converters smaller, but there's no word just yet on whether the technology will be picked up commercially.

[Aura]

In before creative use of a vibrating cellphone.

[Guest]

In before creative use of a vibrating cellphone.

You're too late. There are many documented cases of people using cellphones in 'creative' manners.