Tricked Out
FREE RINGTONES??
I have t-mobile's Wap internet "t-Zones". Does anyone know of any free download sites that I can access directly from my phone? I've tried 3GForFree, but t-mobile customers cannot download the real Mp3 ringtone version of the song! Any ideas? 😁
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I make my own ringtones and host them on my own website in a .wml formatted page, so any users of wap phones can browse and download. They're all mp3 tones though. 😕
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great that would be awesome! WHat is the adress that I can access it at? I only have the internet on my phone, so it makes it hard to download ringtones, and I refuse to pay two dollars for every 6 second song from t-mob.
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you can go here for a few free ringtones
http://www.cellularproducts4less.net/members_only.htm »
Hope this helps.
http://www.cellularproducts4less.net/members_only.htm »
Hope this helps.
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hey do you mind sharing your website addy so i may download? i have an wap enabled phone too.
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Nope, it uses my bandwidth which I pay for so it's not something I give out to everyone, certainly not in a forum post. I'd be glad to answer any questions to set up your own site though. You can grab a free account from various sources online, and then type in the location of the file on your wap enabled handset to download the file directly. Knowledge of .wml language isn't needed at all, but there are also several free online tutorial sites.
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ralph_on_me said:
I make my own ringtones and host them on my own website in a .wml formatted page, so any users of wap phones can browse and download. They're all mp3 tones though. 😕
What is the address for your website? This sounds interesting....
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I make my own ringtones using ACID 4.0 Generally, I make them about 30 seconds long, since most carriers only let the phone ring that long before they kick into voice mail. Anyways, I would suggest getting a bluetooth enabled phone, that way all that's left to do is bluetooth the ringers over from your computer. For MAC users, as most of you know by now, newer MACs have built-in bluetooth... You just save some time going to search for a bluetooth adapter at Fry's LOL
Now, I suggest you get a cheap bluetooth adapter. After all, you're just going to transfer pix and songs over.
OH, I almost forgot. Let's assume you got the bluetooth adapter and already installed it. Well, you don't have ACID 4.0 and don't want to spend a fortune buyin...
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Now, I suggest you get a cheap bluetooth adapter. After all, you're just going to transfer pix and songs over.
OH, I almost forgot. Let's assume you got the bluetooth adapter and already installed it. Well, you don't have ACID 4.0 and don't want to spend a fortune buyin...
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i have a t-mobile phone and i use a program called xingtone. its about $15 and you can make as many ringtones as you like. it does use text messages though, but a nickel a ringtone is well worth it especially if you plan on getting more than 8 ringtones in your t-mobile life, and especially to have all the ringtones you want, from any song or sound clip you make.
www.xingtone.com
www.xingtone.com
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