Any way to stop vibration when plugged into power source?

the only thing possible for you to do is turn the vibrate off in settings but other than that thats your only choice..

I don't understand your question. My IP 4 does not vibrate when plugged into a power source (either with the standard white cord or a iHome OEM power stand with built-in speakers). And my phone is set to vibrate on inbound calls.

Hard to tell from your post, but it would appear that IF your phone does vibrate, it's only for a moment. Don't understand why this would be a big deal for you.

Note, my phone does briefly vibrate when I turn the sound switch to silent.

Why not put the Iphone into Airplane mode then it won't vibrate because it won't receive any calls, emails or text messages? As soon as you turn it on in the morning they will all come flooding through.

Airplane mode takes one second to enable and disable and certainly no more cumbersome than a setting that switches vibration off when plugged in even if such a setting existed. There wouldn't be any missed calls as the phone would be off and anyone who does call would go straight to voicemail.

Settings - sounds - vibrate on silent to off

Time taken to do this maybe 2 seconds and achieves what you want.

saladfiend wrote:
It's a big deal because it wakes me up.

How did you get your not to vibrate when plugged in but still have it vibrate when not plugged in?

Ah, I get it now. You want to have a silent phone that takes messages while you're sleeping. AND you want to see any calls where the caller hung up without leaving a message. Maybe you should try leaving your phone in another room while you're sleeping since you DON'T WANT TO BE WOKEN for any reason while you're sleeping. I think you need to "cut" your lifeline time down a bit.

Or you could try turning the sound all the way down while you're sleeping.

Of course, I'm not in the 24/7 phone business. Life's too short to be totally wired IMHO.

Why you want the phone in bed with you is your business. Unfortunately, the lack of customisation of your phone is Apple's business. One of the things you have to accept when you migrate to the Iphone platform is that you will be unable to customise it at all in the way you can with Nokia or Blackberry's with different profiles. It is very much a one size fits all philosophy with almost no room for manoeuvre. Fortunately the good points of the Iphone far outweigh the bad points but that still means that the things that irk us continue to irk us. For me the ongoing annoyance is the inability to customise SMS and text tones.

What you should be sensing is ironic humour - British traits I'm afraid along with the letter 'u' in the word 'humour'. Stop taking it so seriously.