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Sony’s 1000 Ringtones for iPhone
Mobile media has expanded considerably in the last ten years or so, aided by the similarly rapid evolution in mobile technology and technology in general. Musical and visual content have been particularly popular since the beginning, as their potential for entertainment, customization and personalization has made them quick sellers at reasonable prices. -
mSpot lets you Make UR Tones
Along with the emergence of the mobile phone as a personal item that goes beyond the traditional concept of owning a gadget to keep in touch with business or work contacts, mobile content has made a name for itself as a viable, marketable commodity. The customization and personalization potential inherent in the mobile phones themselves, already open to being extensions of their users’ personalities, is maximized further by the content that users select, copy and install. The combination of the mobile and music industry markets is a virtual no-brainer as well, allowing companies and carriers to maximize their users’ musical tastes in artists and styles to create a strong market for ringtones and music ordering. -
Excelsior! Vringo: Next Big Thing
The mobile media market continues to enter new phases of development, even as analysts such as SNL Kagan suggest that sales have reached their peak and are starting to decline. Reinvention and innovation are the current name of the game, and companies are scrambling to find new and better ways to capitalize on users’ desire for personalization and customization. Tying up with the music industry from day one to produce ringtones and ringback tones of varying lengths and origins has been a beneficial move, and continues to be even as companies develop more user-friendly ways to make these available. -
“Makeownringtone.com” is What it Promises
Mobile media has emerged as a very solid, viable and marketable commodity, even as technological advancements help companies make newer and newer phone models to accommodate more and more aspects of user convenience, personalization and customization. One of the most profitable offerings in this regard is also one of the simplest: the ringtone, which has evolved from monotone to polytone to realtone in the last ten or so years to provide users with interesting sound clips to herald a call or message – from approximations of songs to clips of the actual songs themselves, or sound effects or voice cuts, there’s a ringtone for every user and every user’s personality. -
Ring + Single = Ringle?
The music industry has always been an interesting place. From the way it accommodates various shifting trends in music and style, to the way it interacts with fashion and popular culture to create new identities for new generations, it has always been as influential as it is interesting. The current wave of transformations prompted by the advent of digital media and online formats has also wrought considerable change upon the music industry, the way it does business, and the way it reaches its public. Fortunately, music and media have also always gone hand in hand. One such venue of intertwined formats that has become a force to be reckoned with is mobile media, specifically the ringtone. -
Jamba Pumps up the Jamster
Mobile media is said to have hit its peak, and is allegedly simply coasting as a commodity. Indeed, if taking the recent market trends into account this is one of the clear possibilities. Ringtones, apps and wallpaper, while once kings of the mobile content arena for providing infinite customization potential for cell phones, have begun to wane in selling power as users craft their own files for use. However, services like Thumbplay and Glu Mobile have continued to enjoy support and even growth, as has a nine-year-old veteran player in the biz, Jamba – known to United States-based users as Jamster. -
OneTone: New Ringtone Source
RingtoneFeeder has consistently delivered original ringtones created specifically to sound best on the iPhone. Ringtone maestro Geoff Smith, who has written, performed and recorded the majority of RingtoneFeeder’s offered ringtones, has been producing and playing music for most of his life – becoming popular for his original jingles on “Geekbrief”, Adam Curry’s Daily Source Code Podcast and various other programs. -
Choose Your Ringtone Wisely and Get Your Daily Dose of Music
In the quest of customizing your phone to match your personality, choosing a ring tone has become as crucial as selecting the handset itself whether to go flip-up, sliding, or customized faceplate. If you are a bit out-of the box and unconventional and you select a ring tone taken from the classics for instance, you [...]