Let's face it, you could have the best cell phone in the world but without the right ring tones, it will never qualify in the unique class of cool cell phones. No cell phone would be complete without the ability to play cool ring tones or for that matter any MP3.
Your cool cell phone is first and foremost a device for communication right? Wrong - today communication takes a back seat to all the other features that are crammed in to the phone.
Everyone needs a cell phone with as many great features as possible, if it can only play polyphonic tones, it is probably prehistoric.
A few years back, the only sounds we could hear on our cells were monophonic ring tones, how did we survive back then?
Soon after, polyphonic became all the rage, and people were looking for cool phones that could play MP3s. Now their choice of ring tones and music was virtually unlimited.
The switch from monophonic to polyphonic was done so that companies could charge more for their phones than their competitor's could. Of course this led to a huge demand and sparked fierce competition to be able to have the best ring tones available.
It's amazing when you compare the primitive phones of just a few years ago with the full on multi-media machines we have today. I have over 30 hours of movies stored on mine for goodness sake!
It is far more likely that the amount of features on a phone and the cost of the contract will be more of an influence than the service provider when it comes to choosing a phone.
If you are happy to sign up for and be locked in to a contract for some time, you will get to have the choice of all the latest cell phones for virtually nothing.
Today you can transfer any tune you want on to your cell using a USB cable or Bluetooth technology. What the next big step forward will be, nobody knows just yet. - 16492
Your cool cell phone is first and foremost a device for communication right? Wrong - today communication takes a back seat to all the other features that are crammed in to the phone.
Everyone needs a cell phone with as many great features as possible, if it can only play polyphonic tones, it is probably prehistoric.
A few years back, the only sounds we could hear on our cells were monophonic ring tones, how did we survive back then?
Soon after, polyphonic became all the rage, and people were looking for cool phones that could play MP3s. Now their choice of ring tones and music was virtually unlimited.
The switch from monophonic to polyphonic was done so that companies could charge more for their phones than their competitor's could. Of course this led to a huge demand and sparked fierce competition to be able to have the best ring tones available.
It's amazing when you compare the primitive phones of just a few years ago with the full on multi-media machines we have today. I have over 30 hours of movies stored on mine for goodness sake!
It is far more likely that the amount of features on a phone and the cost of the contract will be more of an influence than the service provider when it comes to choosing a phone.
If you are happy to sign up for and be locked in to a contract for some time, you will get to have the choice of all the latest cell phones for virtually nothing.
Today you can transfer any tune you want on to your cell using a USB cable or Bluetooth technology. What the next big step forward will be, nobody knows just yet. - 16492
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