We have seen our fair share of long distance relationship apps that coupled with some special kind of hardware, they help ensure that the spark of love is maintained, never mind that a great distance separates them. Vibease has come up with a special kind of app that allows one’s partner to control the vibrator of another regardless of distance. Once you have turned on the “massager” and launched the app, you are able to hook up using Bluetooth, choosing solo mode if that is how you plan to fly that night, or enable your partner to take full control, operating the device on your behalf. Not exactly as attractive as having the person right there beside you physically, but it is a start – don’t you think so?
The Vibease comes with five levels of power and a quartet of vibration patterns, and partners can also video chat simultaneously, or opt to snap photos – although you would do well to make sure that the photos are stashed away somewhere safe. The Vibease is up for pre-order at $79.99 a pop, and its app seems to run on the Android platform only for the moment.
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