Peter Blackburn sent
this story to me today:
Japanese phone firm NTT DoCoMo
has created a wristwatch phone that uses
its owner's finger as an earpiece. The gadget, dubbed Finger Whisper, uses a wristband to convert
the sounds of conversation to vibrations that can be heard when the finger is
placed in the ear…
According to reports the Finger
Whisper phone is answered by touching forefinger to thumb and then by putting
the forefinger in the ear to hear who is ringing. The call is ended by again
touching forefinger to thumb…
