The Large Hadron Collider Rap ringtone has been really popular these days. I found the link for you guys if you’re interested. Click here to download the ringtone. You have to be a member of FunMo.
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Can you imagine how funny it would be to have the 90210 theme song blare really loudly every time your phone rang? Especially on a really quiet but packed bus where it would attract more attention than if the Elephant Man got on. I think that’s enough reason to buy.
[Via ThumbPlay]
ThumbPlay is selling ringtone versions of Liam Sullivan and Kelly’s “Shoes”. The video is pretty classic but I think Sophie Bell of ThumbPlay summed it up best:
“Oh My God. You can now totally get like the best most hilarious ringtones ever!”
[Via ThumbPlay]
Condom, condom, condom, condom, condom.
A grant from the Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation has helped the BBC World Trust launch a “condom” ringtone that just says the word “condom” over and over. The ringtone is meant to help make the word and notion more socially acceptable in order to help ease Indians into sexual education. Listen to it here.
[Via Mobile-ent.biz]
A little birdy told me that putting a ringtone on their phone is one of the first things new phone owners look to do. So today, for your auditory pleasure, I’ll show you how to put a ringtone on your Windows Mobile device!
You’ll be glad to hear that it’s actually dead simple!
Continue reading how to make your favorite mp3 a ringtone
Ringtones are without a doubt one of the most popular mobile markets out there, and apparently a healthy chunk of them aren’t playing by the rules. The European Union has looked at over 500 websites and found that 80% garnered investigation in regards to misleading charges, secret contract agreements, and misusing the word “free”. There’s an FAQ detailing how the EU is going to continue the process, and they’ve already posted a list of many retailers who have been flagged, so before you buy any ringtones, be sure to make sure they’re legit, and for your own sake, read the fine print. In the end, you could just use cellsea to convert your own ringtones…
[Via BlackBerry Cool]