iPod touch Sports A Vibration Motor To Notify You Of FaceTime Calls
When Apple announced the new iPod touch with a front-facing camera, many folks out there were overjoyed at the inclusion of FaceTime video chat on the media player. Of course, how FaceTime would operate on the iPod touch was an interesting subject, as the iPod touch obviously isn’t a phone. Reports are now in that the iPod touch sports a built-in vibrating motor for notifications, which will obviously include silent call notifications. Considering most folks probably won’t be expecting to receive phone calls on their iPod touch, it’s nice to see the vibration feature included in the iPod touch, slightly blurring the line between the iPod touch and the iPhone 4.
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