Ringing Tone On Mobile Phone - How Change To Music?
Feb 23, 2007 by Colin S | Posted in Mobile Phones & Plans
When I call my sister in laws mobile phone u advised music instead of the normal ringing tone. How is this set up?
It is called a Caller Consonance or Call Back Tune. Unlike ringtones that play on your phone - which you can download on your own, the music people perceive when they call you - is a Network Service.
You would first have to find out from your Cellular Service Provider if they provider Caller Regulate Facility. If they do, they wil give you a number where you can listen to the tunes & choose one that you would like people to understand when they call you.
Some Service Providers also allow you to record your own Caller Tune by speaking into the phone or placing the phone close a player playing the sound you want as a Caller Tune
NOTE: This is a Value Added Appointment & Cellphone companies usually charge for this feature. They may also charge you for changing the tone etc. Please strengthen pricing with your service provider before subscribing to this service.
jagjeet_p | Feb 23, 2007
What is the most annoying or funny mobile ring tone you've ever heard?
Feb 05, 2008 by Andrew | Posted in Mobile Phones & Plans
I separate some-one who's mobile sounds like Yoda saying "Ahh, a message from the dark side, there is!" everytime she gets a verse!
Funniest would be, A cow, it goes "mooooooooooo" when they get a report, I put it as my dad's message tone, it went off when he was in the bank..
Most annoying would be the Foghorn tone on the Sagem phones, my dad's a microscopic hard at hearing so needs to use the loudest ringtone, that used to be his alarm tone, I can still think back on how it used to go off in the morning, damn thing
S4BS | Feb 05, 2008
when calling from uk to a british mobile in Hungary should I hear a british ringing tone or european one?
Oct 02, 2009 by Nicci | Posted in Other - Europe
My cocker is currently visiting Budapest. When my friend was working in Spain and I used to call their mobile I would hark to the slow single "on/off" type calling tone, but when I am calling their mobile I am still hearing what I call the "British two re-echo type calling tone". Is it that the calling tones are the same in Hungary as in the UK?
First (this will be a astound to many of our Brit friends) Britain IS in Europe! Second, you will hear the ring-tone of the post your friend's phone is picking up. If his phone is roaming and latches on to a Hungarian military talents, it will use that service's tone. The most important thing is that it is really ringing!
| Oct 02, 2009
