While the music industry is still struggling to make people buy their songs on the Internet, ringtones are a great way to get a song heard on your cell phone. According to Mike Short, chairman of the Music Development Authority, people are downloading ringtones for free, and they then redownload them dozens of times.
To add a ringtone to your iPhone, open the Settings app, scroll down to "Sounds," and select "klingelton kostenlos." Tap "Ringtone" and then tap the new custom 'ringtone' you created. Now, when you get a call, you'll know who's calling! Once the call goes through, you'll hear your new ringtone. If you're happy with it, you can transfer it to your Android phone.
There are several ways to transfer ringtones to your iPhone. You can either transfer them through the data link, or you can use infrared interface to load ringtones. To do this, first, make a list of contacts from work. Then, choose a ringtone for your work contacts. After you've made the list of contacts, you can update and edit their ringtones. After that, you're good to go!
The first ringtone was built into cell phones in 1998. This was the first of its kind, allowing users to customize the sound of their incoming calls. The only problem was that there weren't too many choices and that the sounds that came with the phones were limited. A Finnish software engineer named Vesa-Matti Pananen created the first mobile ringtone program, which contained tools that allowed individuals to create their own monophonic ringtones and a mechanism to deliver them over the air. In Japan, a similar service was launched in November 1998.
