Keneth Mailhot: magic
Reyes Brunell: A flywheel motor with a weight is attached to one side. When the motor turns, the weight throws it off balance and creates a wobble. That wobble causes the whole device, be it a friendly plush monster or a sleek cell phone, to jiggle.
Debora Soliani: a vibrator
Alise Rutgers: The battery.
Wilburn Denice: I'm not sure about a cell phone, but I know a Play station controller has a little motor that swings a weight around to cause it to vibrate. There might be something like that in a cell phone.
Lilli Kochel: contrary to popular belief it isn't actually an electric motor (they use too much electricity). Inside your phone is a small self-contained nuclear fission generator that activates when a small current is passed through it (0.000154 volts). This causes it to open up a tiny parallel universe inside your phone that contains nothing but michael j fox clones. The resulting tremors are what causes your phone! to vibrate. Hope that helps.
Gregg Hagge: It is made to work by the battery and the person that calls you Peace!!.......
Neville Dautremont: when someone calls you or Jesus
Antonia Quinnett: Good question...
Omar Phipps: you can go to menu and go to ringer volume and it should say vibrate
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