Samsung SCH-A950
ringtones without paying...the ultimate questions
hey guys,
sorry for the 1000th post on this but i am looking at buying this phone from verizon (they are nazis!) and i want to get the most detailed ultimate answers to getting ringtones without paying for them:
1)i had the audiovox 8940...phone was not customizable, but i could send an email with the ringtone attached and make it a ringtone, no hassles, it stayed there forever...CAN I DO THAT WITH THIS PHONE?
2) if #1 is a NO...can i use that bit-whatever program to make ringtones permanent on the phone...i don't want to reload the ringtones everyday...
3) one other question...if you had to choose between the LG8100 and the samsung a-950, what would you choose...overall and pertaining to this question?
sorry for the 1000th post on this but i am looking at buying this phone from verizon (they are nazis!) and i want to get the most detailed ultimate answers to getting ringtones without paying for them:
1)i had the audiovox 8940...phone was not customizable, but i could send an email with the ringtone attached and make it a ringtone, no hassles, it stayed there forever...CAN I DO THAT WITH THIS PHONE?
2) if #1 is a NO...can i use that bit-whatever program to make ringtones permanent on the phone...i don't want to reload the ringtones everyday...
3) one other question...if you had to choose between the LG8100 and the samsung a-950, what would you choose...overall and pertaining to this question?
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1. Yes
2. You can use Bitpim, but the 950 isn't supported yet, so you would have to do so via the filesystem, which you don't want to mess with unless you REALLY know what you are doing because you could totally screw up your phone.
3. Pertaining to your other questions, it's kind of a draw. The 8100 is supported by Bitpim to send ringtones, but you can't do so via e-mail attachment and vice versa on the 950.
2. You can use Bitpim, but the 950 isn't supported yet, so you would have to do so via the filesystem, which you don't want to mess with unless you REALLY know what you are doing because you could totally screw up your phone.
3. Pertaining to your other questions, it's kind of a draw. The 8100 is supported by Bitpim to send ringtones, but you can't do so via e-mail attachment and vice versa on the 950.
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