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  1. #1
    Albatröss
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    I just upgraded to a 3595 on Cingular. How do I send ringtones to this
    phone? Is a data cable my only real option?

    Thanks


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  2. #2
    Matapalo
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    Re: How do I send ringtones to a 3595 through Cingular?

    http://www.itsmycellphone.com

    You can push up ringtones under the free trial section.

    Albatröss <legal_bird@-Spam-Me-Nöt-Hötmail.cöm> wrote in message news:<[email protected]>...
    > I just upgraded to a 3595 on Cingular. How do I send ringtones to this
    > phone? Is a data cable my only real option?
    >
    > Thanks




  3. #3
    Ringtone America
    Guest

    Re: How do I send ringtones to a 3595 through Cingular?

    There are third party companies, like ours, that offer ringtones to
    Cingular customers. To take full advantage of the capabilities of the
    3595 phone, you need to set up internet service (WAP) with Cingular.
    (A few dollars a month.) That handset accepts polyphonic ringtones as
    well as color screensavers and animations via WAP connection. It's a
    simple download.

    www.RingtoneAmerica.com


    [email protected] (Matapalo) wrote in message news:<[email protected]>...
    > http://www.itsmycellphone.com
    >
    > You can push up ringtones under the free trial section.
    >
    > Albatröss <legal_bird@-Spam-Me-Nöt-Hötmail.cöm> wrote in message news:<[email protected]>...
    > > I just upgraded to a 3595 on Cingular. How do I send ringtones to this
    > > phone? Is a data cable my only real option?
    > >
    > > Thanks




  4. #4
    Matapalo
    Guest

    Re: How do I send ringtones to a 3595 through Cingular?

    Yeah, right. He can use your service and pay $2.00 per download/song
    when the other one (www.itsmycellphone.com) gives you TOTAL CONTROL OF
    YOUR PHONE and you never have to buy a ringtone again if you can find
    yourself MIDI ringtone files (of which there are MILLIONS on the
    internet).

    And if he has his own MIDI ringtone files, for a $1.50/month he
    doesn't have to buy them from you for $2.00 EACH and he can send
    UNLIMITED tones for $1.50

    Let me see, $2.00 EACH for yours or $1.50 for UNLIMITED? Do the math
    sweetie.

    I'm not even going to mention that if he uses KAZAA and searches under
    EVERYTHING for "ringtones" he can get thousands of ringtones on the
    P2P network. Then all he needs is a way to send them to his phone.

    For that he can go to www.itsmycellphone.com= and pay $1.50 and send
    1000 tones, 1000 wallpapers, 1000 images from his digital camera,
    ANYTHING, UNLIMITED for only $1.50.

    Or he can buy the cable for $29.95 and spend 12 hours trying to figure
    out how to get them into his phone.

    Or he can go to zingy.com and pay a lot less for each one than what
    you are charging.

    I think the future is clear. People will find a way to get the stuff
    onto their phones and the $2.00 per download is going the way of $18
    Music CD's with 2 good songs and 10 crappy ones.

    And what makes a ringtone worth $2.00 which is nothing but a digitized
    instrumental of an original tune? The original music costs $0.99 at
    Apple.com per track. Why would someone pay double that for a poor
    rendition of the original?








    [email protected] (Ringtone America) wrote in message news:<[email protected]>...
    > There are third party companies, like ours, that offer ringtones to
    > Cingular customers. To take full advantage of the capabilities of the
    > 3595 phone, you need to set up internet service (WAP) with Cingular.
    > (A few dollars a month.) That handset accepts polyphonic ringtones as
    > well as color screensavers and animations via WAP connection. It's a
    > simple download.
    >
    > www.RingtoneAmerica.com
    >
    >
    > [email protected] (Matapalo) wrote in message news:<[email protected]>...
    > > http://www.itsmycellphone.com
    > >
    > > You can push up ringtones under the free trial section.
    > >
    > > Albatröss <legal_bird@-Spam-Me-Nöt-Hötmail.cöm> wrote in message news:<[email protected]>...
    > > > I just upgraded to a 3595 on Cingular. How do I send ringtones to this
    > > > phone? Is a data cable my only real option?
    > > >
    > > > Thanks




  5. #5
    David Chesler
    Guest

    Re: How do I send ringtones to a 3595 through Cingular?

    "Albatröss" wrote:
    > I just upgraded to a 3595 on Cingular. How do I send ringtones to this
    > phone? Is a data cable my only real option?


    I've had mine from T-Mobile for about a month. I just had a long call
    with a tech -- the last three times they've been saying "Well yes,
    T-Zones are down, but they should be back soon."

    I don't need T-Zones. I want my cell phone to be a very useful phone,
    not a weak teletype device. But that seemed the best way to pull ringtones.

    There's no "Composer" on this phone, and the built-in selection of tones
    is less than on the 3390 it replaced or the 5xxx that that replaced.

    The tech didn't get me T-zones, but he talked me through pushing
    ringtones from the web site, at 99 cents a piece. (I don't need a lot,
    just enough to distinguish some callers from others.)

    Why isn't there a simple software solution (or if there is, what is it?)
    so that I can package up sounds on the PC side as MIDIs, and send them
    as mail to <my_cell_phone>@tmomail.net?

    And now that I've got some semi-decent tones (I miss the ones I was using
    on the 3390) I want to assign them to callers. I know it's been asked
    before, but can distinctive rings be assigned to individual callers on
    the 3595? (As opposed to the 5 "Groups"?)

    A new 3595 with a new battery seems to last about twice as long on
    standby as an old 3390 with an old, slightly thicker, battery, but
    other than that, and the fact that double-tapping "pick up" doesn't
    kill the call, how is it better? Automatic keypad lock (if it's
    not in a "mode" -- if it is it doesn't lock) is neat; sleep timer
    on the profile is good, but not as good as "Use 'DISCREET' on
    Mondays through Fridays, from 9am to 6pm; else use 'OUTDOOR'.
    The games are different, but I don't find them any better; I
    don't see what good color does for me.
    So what has Moore's Law, and another 1-year commitment, actually
    gotten me?

    --
    - David Chesler <[email protected]>
    Iacta alea est



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