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DLS goes nose-on with NoseDial for iPhone
As your nose is normally the only thing that's left exposed with any sort of point on it, NoseDial attempts to put it to good use -- but does it work? Hit the break to see us put it to the test in our nose-on review.
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Subscribe to commentsErynDec 24th 2010 11:09PM
Instead of wasting your money to look like a doofus, you could buy some conductive thread and sew it into your gloves.
If you're lazy you could purchase some made for that purpose.
EntrepreNerdDec 25th 2010 1:44AM
Instead you could just demand that Apple include voice activated dialing on there phones, you know, like Android already does.
Samuel GibbsDec 25th 2010 6:46AM
@EntrepreNerd the iPhone 3GS and iPhone 4 do have Voice Control that will allow voice dialling, I just haven't had much luck with it. It always ends up calling someone else than the person you want and then you're stuck talking to them because you can't hit the cancel call button fast enough. Nightmare. Have had that happen several times and then gave up trying to use it.
TobiasDec 25th 2010 9:01AM
Thank you very much for your great review. We know about the issue with unlocking the iPhone. So we reccomend starting the app before you put on the gloves, so you don’t have trouble with that. Then you can tilt the phone in a 90 degree angle and send it straight to the NoseDial standby mode. This bypasses the tricky slider and you can re-activate your phone by a double nose-click outside. You find yourself back in the NoseDial app, ready to phone.
You can find more info about the tilt control and the standby mode in our manualhttp://nosedial.com/guide/index.html
We hope you enjoy NoseDial and wish you a great xmas and a happy new year!
Sebastian AnthonyDec 25th 2010 5:24PM
@Tobias Thanks for stopping by :) Merry Christmas!
mer2329Dec 27th 2010 5:50AM
or you could buy gloves that work with a smart phone and not grease up your screen
like the "urban" style glove from 180s (the company that makes ear grips)