Monday, September 29, 2014

How To Find A Wallpaper and Free Ringtones

Have you ever dreamed of creating unique mobile phone boring? Whether the purchase of fashion or get the best accessories are far from enough. You can reach these goals by changing their own characteristics and ringtone wallpaper, which is also done in the current time.

Choose your favorite songs, and then a photo-quality accessory with a special edition of the software and then transfer them to your mobile phone. It is used to create a completely new style. Otherwise, it will send to your friends or family as a meaningful and brings good luck to them.

Of course, everyone can have its own mobile phone functions only by the ringing tones and wallpapers. There are many different types of accessories to people with different personalities. We really benefit from such a rapid development of science and technology can fully enjoy the beauty of independent effort.

If you have a soft and quiet person, ringtones and classical landscape images are suitable for you, make a comfortable and peaceful world through beautiful melodies and beautiful landscapes. If you are a person with full enthusiasm, impact tone and color, the best option, such as playing music through the kidneys, a great team. The dynamic element will be to fill your life with vitality. The fashionable person has its special style, ring tones based on popular music and photos from the movie fits in Vogue. Most people now people continue to fashion and it is not very fashionable materials around us, these people, the style is much more options. If you are a person with the conventional thinking can be neutral in ringtones and pictures of the traditional style.

Indeed, as many mobile phone users with different types of personalities in the world and everyone can be a unique person only if they. Remember this process; you must prepare an outline of the image, and a unique piece of music at the beginning.

If you can move, move fast.

Choosing Right Ringtones

If your mobile phone, many people are particularly comfortable in the cool tone of the calls. In your cell phone rings, instead of the normal consultation, the reason your favorite songs, you can not download ringtones? Also, each ring, you can identify the sender or the tone of the group. Select the tone, and tone, are currently available can be difficult for any reason. Sometimes, like this problem is to download a ringtone. To give some tips for selecting a ring tone of a few hundred of the most popular on the Internet and how a list of is what should be here.


The self sufficiency is very important to the incoming sound in your cell phone. Some people have it better to choose the kind of your personality and taste it. For example, rock music, country song, Hip-hop; I love the selection of popular songs of bands like Metallic and groups like Nirvana and classic. The natural quiet and romantic songs, you can also choose to love pop music.


Some websites are testing the character of the people to download free ringtones. If you have to download any ideas, the lips and a few minutes, you can make a suit you can create a quick test to determine the type of sound. This might be something wrong with it, is effective to choose a ring tone on your mobile phone.


The tones can be selected based on the caller. For example, your friends and your girlfriend, if you know immediately, you can create a love song of the caller. Friends, here is fun; you can create something like the tone of the entire group that is cool and fashionable.

Monday, August 18, 2014

How To Load Free Ringtones

The first step in adding a ringtone to your phone is finding one that you like. Generally, this means checking out one of the dozens of ringtone sites on the Internet like this free ringtones and picking a good one that's compatible with your phone model. Some sites charge for the use of their ringtones, to cover song royalties, among other things, and some sites provide tones for free. A lot of older songs (such as classical pieces) have been around long enough that their copyright has expired -- they've entered the public domain, so they're free for anybody to use. 

Once you've found a ringtone you like, you just have to get it into your phone's memory. There are a number of different ways to do this, depending on your particular phone model. The three major ways to add a new ringtone are: 

Load the ringtone program into the phone from a computer, via a data cable. Send the program to the phone over the airwaves. Type the program into the phone directly, using the keypad. Phones may use one particular method exclusively, but a lot of phones have multiple options. Check your instruction manual to find out what your phone can do. 

If you have the right phone, software and computer configuration, loading ringtones through a data link or infrared interface may be the simplest option, but it requires some work and expenditure to set everything up initially. 

A more popular method is to send the new ringtones to your phone over the airwaves. This approach originated with Nokia, but other manufacturers have since added this capability to their phones. The basic idea is to send the phone a special sort of text message that contains the program for the ringtone -- in most phones, this is done using either Short Message Service or Enhanced Messaging Service technology. 

 
Nokia originally developed Short Message Service to send short text messages between phones. Later, Nokia Ringtones and Intel created smart messaging, a special protocol for sending functional, non-text information through SMS. Basically, a "smart" SMS message is coded to allow the equipped phone to recognize it as a graphic, ringtones, etc. 

The most common method for transferring free ringtones over the airwaves is to visit a ringtone Web site, pick out a tone, enter your phone number and let the site administrators send the message to your phone directly. Alternatively, you can use an SMS gateway site to send a specific message to the phone yourself. This means finding the code for the ringtone you want, finding it in the appropriate format (Nokia binary format, for example) and copying it at as a smart message. 

Cell phones with a melody composer let you type in ringtones directly. The easiest way to use this feature is to find the appropriate "keypress sequence" for a tune on the Web. This sequence will tell you which buttons to press on your cell phones, in composer mode, to program the ringtone you want (check your instruction manual for details on your phone's composer mode). Of course, for the ringtone to work, the sequence has to be in the right format. Fortunately, you can find tons of sequences online for most phone models. 

As Cell Phones evolve, ringtones will get more complex as well. Already, some phones are boasting polyphonic ringtone capability, meaning the phone can play more than one note at a time, allowing for richer, harmonized tunes. Some new phones let you record songs and voice messages for ringtones yourself. Many of these models also let you assign different ringtones to different incoming numbers, so you know who's calling you without even looking at your phone. Before long, ringtones will have graduated from an extraneous thrill to an essential phone feature.

How to make custom ringtones for your iPhone, Android, or Windows phone


Whether you're on a Mac or PC, this guide will show you how to create and set custom ringtones for Android, iPhone, or Windows Phone.

Long ago, the only way to get custom ringtones on your phone was by purchasing them from your service provider. At about $1-2, this method is still an option today, but luckily, you can now create your own ringtones for free and load them onto your device.

With this do-it-yourself method, you'll be able to turn any piece of audio into a ringtone--any part of your favorite song (not just the chorus), or even audio from a YouTube video. If you'd like to do the latter, you can extract audio from any YouTube video using this tutorial.

In any case, make sure you have the audio files for the music you want to turn into ringtones. When you do, follow the instructions for the appropriate phone and desktop operating system.

iPhone

Mac
Mac users can easily create ringtones for their iPhone using GarageBand. The process is straightforward and results in sending your ringtone directly to iTunes. Once your ringtone is in iTunes, simply sync your iPhone, then go to Settings > Sounds on your device to set your new tone.

Windows
Windows users should use Fried Cookie's Ringtone Maker, as it allows you to turn full-length song into a 30-second M4A file, which is Apple's proprietary file extension for iPhone ringtones.

Once you've created a ringtone, simply drag and drop it into your iTunes music library. iTunes will automatically add it to the Tones section, which you can find in the left sidebar.

Finally, sync your iPhone. Then, on your iPhone, go to Settings > Sounds to set your new ringtone.

Alternatively, you can use the method shown in the video below to create ringtones directly from iTunes.

Android

Mac
To create an Android ringtone on your Mac, you'll use an MP3 you already own and cut it to a 30-second clip of your choice. Follow these instructions, but when you're ready to export the song, do not send it to iTunes. Instead, select Share > Export song to disk, and choose the MP3 format.

Then, plug in your Android phone and mount it. Explore the drive and, if you don't have one already, create a folder and name it Ringtones. Finally, drag and drop your custom MP3 in to the new folder. Eject your Android phone and unplug it.

To set your new ringtone, head to Settings > Sound and select it from the list.

Windows
To create your ringtone in Windows, use Fried Cookie's Ringtone Maker. When you've created and saved your custom ringtone, connect your Android phone to your computer and mount it. Drag and drop your custom MP3 in to the new folder. Finally, eject your Android phone and unplug it.

To set your new ringtone, head to Settings > Sound and select it from the list.

Alternatively, you can create ringtones directly from your Android phone using an app like RingDroid.

Windows Phone

Mac
Naturally, the process will be a little complicated since Windows inherently doesn't play nicely with Mac. So, be a little patient with this one.

To make your ringtone, you'll use an MP3 you already own and cut it to a 30-second clip of your choice. Follow these instructions, but when you're ready to export the song, do not send it to iTunes. Instead, select Share > Send song to iTunes.

Open iTunes. Find the ringtone you created, right-click it, and select "Get info." Then, in the Info tab, under Genre, type ringtone. Click OK.

If you don't have it already, install Windows Phone Connector for Mac. Launch it, then connect your phone to your Mac. Sync your phone (or just the song) and unplug it.

On your phone, go to Settings > Ringtones + sounds. Tap the ringtone list, and you'll see your new ringtone among the others.

Windows
To create your 30-second ringtone, use Fried Cookie's Ringtone Maker. Then, drag and drop the file in to the Zune software. In the Genre list, make sure ringtone is selected. If it doesn't appear, type it. Click OK.

Connect your Windows Phone to your computer and sync it. Unplug it, and (on your phone) go to Settings > Ringtones + sounds and select your new ringtone.

More: http://www.cnet.com/how-to/how-to-make-custom-ringtones-for-your-iphone-android-or-windows-phone/