Dr. Sandor Gardos founder of MyPleasure.com had the idea of having a vibrator application developed that is discreet and “full of excitement”. MyVibe is a vibrator application available free to download on the Apple Store.

***Before you start using the application, make sure the side switch of the iPhone is set to vibrate.

Here’s how it works: When you load the application you will essentially see an ON/OFF button displayed that is not hard to miss and along the side are two arrows, one pointing up and the other down to choose the intensity of the vibration that is up to 100.

Turn on the app, hold the iPhone discreetly against your body while you are in the train, subway, in a cab, at your desk while at work…why not? Having a little vibration can add excitement to your day!!!!

Below, I copied an interview that I found online with Dr. Gardos who comments on his new application.

Q1: Did you have customers requesting this type of application? How did you come up with the idea?

We always have customers asking us for more “discreet” vibrators, especially things that look like something else so that they can use it via travel, not worry about their kids finding them, etc. In fact, we have an entire department filled with things like vibrators that look like lipstick, nail polish, and even a USB drive. Given the ubiquity of the
iPhone, it seemed like a natural choice.

Q2: Did Apple approve it on the first submission? If not, what types of modifications did you have to make to the app?

No, Apple initially rejected the app. Oddly, upon resubmission, it was accepted, mostly unchanged. I think the real issue was that they didn’t like developers using the vibration function the way we did, not the sexual nature — after all, this is just a tension reliever, right?

Q3: What types of updates to the app are you considering (e.g., allowing people to vibrate others, increased vibration in other models, saving different vibration types such as more than one vibrations, etc)? What about uploading your personal vibration preferences for others to see, use or share? (as with that flute app that everyone was using)?

Sadly, we are very limited in what we can do with the existing hardware. In particular, the vibration is not as strong as some would probably like. Our emphasis has been on creating different pulsation patterns and that is where the next version is going — but more “orchestrated” experiences. And, I agree that saving your personal preferences will be important.

Q4: What are your thoughts on Apple’s need to create an adult section in the app store?

I actually really applaud them for doing that. Apple should not play the role of censor or only allowing apps that work to the lowest common denominator. By letting parents choose what they allow their children to download, it opens up the possibility of more mature apps coming to market.

Q5: Are you planning on releasing a vibration app for other smart phones? If so, what will the similarities or differences be?

No, we are sticking to the iPhone. Instead of porting it to other platforms what we are going to be focusing on is releasing a series of apps that are to help people really transform their lives through sex. Games for couples, educational apps, as well as solution-focused titles that will help you with particular issues you might have.

Via [MyPleasure.com]

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