OhMiBod founder Suki Durham worked at Apple for eight years before leaving to found her audio vibrator company, which provides iPod "acsexsories" that sync a vibrator's vibrations to music.
At the Adult Entertainment Expo, which runs concurrently with CES, the company displayed a new round of "Nano" vibrators that are available in the same colors as Apple's latest Nano devices.
That's big news if color coordination really gets you off, but OhMiBod's new splitters, which ship with each product to route the audio to both vibrator and earphones, are more interesting. Their slim new profile means OhMiBod's vibrators can be used with the iPhone. In this configuration, the caller's voice controls the vibrations, lending an entirely new meaning to the term "phone sex."
Durham also said that OhMiBod enthusiasts have been uploading their favorite playlists for use with the devices to the iTunes music store.
Every model offered by OhMiBod costs $69.
