First, if you are not sure whether or not your phone accepts new ringtones (not just presets), check out the ringtones compatibility list. Otherwise, proceed to step #2. There are 3 ways to add ringtones: 1- Typing notes directly on the phone using the "Melody Composer"; 2- Sending it to your phone via airwaves and 3- Transfering it from your computer to the phone using a cable or infrared connection. First, check for a Melody Composer.

You will need to visit our wap site at http://wap.freepolyphonicringtones.uk.com using your mobile phone wap browser, we have some wap guides available to help you.

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If you have Vision service, please refer to the FAQ about the Sprint Vision phones. You will need a data connection kit, which is available from your carrier. This kit allows you to connect your cellular phone to your computer's serial port. You will then use the Sanyo Multimedia Master software that comes with the kit. This software allows you to select the MIDI file that you downloaded to your computer and send it to your phone.

You will need a data connection kit. This can be purchased directly from Kyocera Wireless. For more information, please visit the "Custom Ringers" page at Kyocera Wireless.

You will need a data connection kit. This can be purchased directly from Panasonic, or from many Cell Phone accessory stores. You will also need the free software from Panasonic, this can be downloaded from here .

The actual prompts may vary by phone model. Typically, when you receive a ringtone on your phone, you will be prompted to save, listen (playback), or discard the ringtone. Please check your phone manual for specific instructions.The download and retrieval process varies, depending on the model of your phone; below you will see the variations and contact information for the various carriers if more information is desired.

Your phone will display "new Ringtone received". Press Options and select Playback to listen to the new Ringtone. If you want to keep the Ringtone, select Save to store the Ringtone on the mobile phone. On some models, you will need to "Select Location" and choose an empty Ringtone space (or if your phone's memory is full choose to overwrite an existing tone).

To use the Ringtone Ripper you must have Text Messaging, and Mobile Internet Service on one of the following carriers: Boost, Cingular Blue (formerly AT&T), Cingular Orange, Sprint, Nextel, T-Mobile, Verizon.*

Customers living in the US can send a free test item. Just click on the item you like and follow the instructions to get a free test item.

You need to have a mobile phone of these following brands : Nokia, Siemens or Ericsson. Moreover, it has to include a melody composer (check your user manual or get it on your phone's official website). You enter the ringtons manually by pressing the keys indicated. These are monophonic ringtones. Some compatible mobile phones : Nokia 1110, Nokia 2100, Nokia 2300, Nokia 2600, Nokia 3310, Nokia 3410, Siemens S40

Once you order the ringtone from VH1 Mobile, your cell phone receives a message entitled "Your download is ready." After opening the message select "go to," wait for the "connection" request and then select "download." Once the download is complete you can listen to the tone and then click "save". Once saved go to the "settings" menu of your mobile device and then proceed to "sound alerts/tones" and select "options." Then simply select the ringtone you want!

Answer: When you save a ringtone on your phone it is added to the list of available ringtones. You then need to select this as the default ringtone before your phone will use it. Answer: Please ensure that the item you downloaded is compatible with your make and model of phone and that you entered the code correctly when requesting the item. Certain phones do not fully support the services they should if they have old software versions.

NB. Different handsets made by the same manufacturer may have different areas for storing content - where two options are shown, the first given is for newer handsets.

A ringtone is a tune that plays when your phone is receiving a call. Ringtones allow you to personalize the way your phone rings.

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Well, that all depends on your carrier. We currently support Verizon Wireless, US Cellular, MetroPCS, Western Wireless, Alltel, and Midwest Wireless. Each carrier has a little different way of doing it. You'll need to download our MIDIRingTones application to your phone. Though with any of these carriers, you won't be able to purchase ringtones through our website. You'll need to download the application specific to your phone.

Nokia 3210, 6110 and 6150 can only accept 1 new ringtone at a time. When more than 1 is sent, the last saved ringtone will automatically be overwritten by the new one. Other cellphones can accept multiple ringtones at one time.

Yes you can, you will need to save the ringtone onto your PC and transfer it to your phone by either infra red, bluetooth or data cable.

We've made it easy for you to select the right tone for your phone. Start by browsing the content, searching for composers or selecting directly from the homepage. Use the PLAY button to preview your ringtone, selecting between Polyphonic and TrueTone where this option is offered. Polyphonic Ringtones work on almost all handsets, and use a synthesized version of the instruments to reproduce the musical work.

The ringtone is sent to your phone via text message in the form of a link. You must connect to the link provided in the text message using your cellular internet browser in order for the ringtone to download to your phone. To do this simply use the MENU or OPTIONS key when viewing the text and find the command your handset provides to connect to this link and download the ringtone.

Although Michael has had 'Mambo #5' (originally by Lou Bega) on his cell in the past, as of Season 3, his phone has 'My Humps' (originally by the Black Eyed Peas) as its ringtone.

Consult your phone's users' manual or manufacturer's website for details on transferring ringtones to your phone. In many situations, you will have a way to connect your phone to your computer via serial cable or Bluetooth. For some lower-end phones, you may need to download them from a WAP site.

Many Sony-Ericsson T-series phones suffer from a problem with polyphonic ringtones being too quiet to be useful. Sony-Ericsson released a firmware upgrade for their phones which resolves this issue. This can be obtained by visiting any Sony-Ericsson service centre. If you experience this problem, please make sure you set ringtone volume to maximum and do not have ringtones set to 'Ascending' (starting quiet and getting louder).

Almost all popular phone brands manufactured after 2002 support customizable ringtones, including well-known brands such as Nokia, Siemens, Samsung, Panasonic and others...

Once you order the music ringtone from VH1 Mobile, your cell phone receives a message entitled "Your download is ready." After opening the message select "go to," wait for the "connection" request and then select "download." Once the download is complete you can listen to the tone and then click "save". Once saved go to the "settings" menu of your mobile device and then proceed to "sound alerts/tones" and select "options." Then simply select the ringtone you want!

Yes. Select the Preview option next to each listed content item. An audio clip will stream from your desktop for ringtones. If you've selected your phone model the previews will be customized for your phone.

Text messaging and mobile Internet service on one of the following carriers: AT&T, Bell Canada, Cellular One, Cingular, Fido, Rogers AT&T, Sprint, T-Mobile (click here for a full list of compatible phones) Telus:Currently Telus is not a valid compatible carrier. However, if you can run a test perhaps we can see if it will work.Click here to test your phone Something is blocking the internet signal MyToneCreator needs to send.