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which us cellular phones can you make a voice record a ringtone?

Oct 02, 2006 by hannah g | Posted in Cell Phones & Plans

have us cellular phone and im intrested in getting a new phone and i would like a phone where i can pretend a voice recording my ringtone. Which us cellular phones allow me to do that?

Sony Ericsson Z525a
my Maecenas has it and you can record whatever and make it your ringtone, also the siemens cf62 but it isnt a great phone so i would'nt recomend it I had it before,,
also the sony ericsson is affordable it isnt to pricy, different from the razr sometimes can go over 150 dollars..

us cellular ringtone downloads; preferably free?

Dec 30, 2008 by ~*Baby*Bytch*~ | Posted in Cell Phones & Plans

ive tried a million and one site demanding to find one that will let me download ringtones and/or wallpaper & either us cellular doesnt support it or you have to do a subscription; can any one tell me if theres a website where i can download by the ringtone or by the use or something so i dont have to subscribe to anything

http://createringtones.net

you can use a mere FREE program to make your own ringtones
from mp3 and cd's . i use it all the time you can just use a
Youtube video, its so leisurely because you can find any song in the world on Youtube

Where can I find a ringtone maker that supports US Cellular phone? Preferably the LG UX300.?

Jul 29, 2009 by ooglaba | Posted in Cell Phones & Plans

I right-minded switched my service to US Cellular and the ringtone maker that I purchased a while ago doesn't support US Cellular or the phone that I have now. I've been searching all day and I can't find ANYTHING. Someone succour! Thanks! <3

http://www.ventones.org

they entertain you to turn any file into a ringtone or wallpaper
for FREE

Free US Cellular Ringtones

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VatorNews - Verizon won't have to pay ringtone royalties

by Ronny Kerr

A U.S. expert ruled today that Verizon doesn't have to pay any royalties for the playback of ringtones sold to its customers, because the playback doesn't constitute a open show, in the face arguments made by the ASCAP.

The American Culture of Composers, Authors, and Publishers (ASCAP) is an tie of over 360,000 U.S. composers, songwriters, lyricists, and music publishers and, controlled by its members, the relationship is led by a membership-elected Live of Directors. All the music created by all the members of the ASCAP is licensed out by the syndicate to businesses that would like to use the music for whatever purposes. The ASCAP will also invigilator and search for what it believes are unlicensed uses of music created by its members.

Verizon, the ASCAP argued, was one of those businesses allowing the unlicensed manipulation of ASCAP-associate music.

Notwithstanding the fait accompli that carriers already pay royalties honourable to give their customers the proficiency to download ringtones, ASCAP was asserting that each case in point of the ringtone contemporary off counted as a "execution" of the music and, therefore, necessitated that carriers also pay royalties for said performances.

"Based on beyond question facts, however, Verizon has shown that its dispatching of a ringtone to a cellular ring up consumer does not constitute a exhibit of a lyrical exertion 'publicly,"' U.S. Partition Suspect Denise Cote said. She clarified a visible span as one where a "numberless swarm of persons skin of a general go round of its collective acquaintances is gathered."

Looking along, an ASCAP spokeswoman stated that "we have always pursued lawful payment for distinct music creators whose originative works are acclimatized to enlarge the businesses of others and that struggle will certainly with."

Source: VatorNews - Verizon won't have to pay ringtone royalties