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Most (if not all) Android devices have the feature to use "vibration", i.e. to let the device vibrate. If your question is related to that, this is your tag. Read on by clicking below 'info' tag.
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Vibration Intensity
You should be able to go into settings->sounds and change the vibration intensity along with what vibration pattern is used for calls and text messages. … If this doesn't work, there is an app called Custom SMS Tones on the market, download that and you can change your SMS vibration patterns. It just won't work for e-mail.
Hope this helps! …
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