A Belgian Company will launch this week the first add on kit for people with older non-Bluetooth telephones wishing to join in the latest sex craze, “Toothing.”

"Toothing," is a relatively new craze, where strangers on trains and buses and at bars and concerts hook up for clandestine sex by text messaging each other with their Bluetooth-enabled cell phones or PDAs.
Users 'discover' other computers or phones in the vicinity and then send a message. The usual greeting is: 'Toothing?'"

Toothing takes advantage of the capabilities of Bluetooth, a wireless technology that allows two devices to communicate with each other over short distances. Many mobile phones and PDAs now have built-in Bluetooth functionality and allow users to automatically locate other devices in the vicinity, however, users of older, non Bluetooth devices have been unable to participate.

Until now that is. Belgian company “Tooth Me” revealed yesterday the first production models of their add-on kit.
“With the Tooth-Me kit, it doesn’t matter how old your phone is, in fact it doesn’t matter if you don’t even have a phone. Tooth-Me provides a whole new discreet way to let other Toothers know that you’re up for it.” Darren Irty told BIGfib. Only two models are available at present, but Tooth-Me intends to introduce other models this summer.
“For best results we suggest that users use both models at once.”

To see a picture of the Tooth-Me kits please click here.

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