is it possible to put Mp3 songs as you ring tone i have a nokia?
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it depends what kind of nokia you have smarty :D if its a 6600 no u cant if its a 9300i yes u can cz i have both and i know if u need any more info go to www.nokia.com u can ask them there!
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well do your mobile phone has the compatible blue tooth device then u can down load the songs from your system (note u must install the blue tooth device to your computer and then u can down load fron the system)\n\nthen next one id fron your data cable take the correct datacable that is compativle for your hand set and connect it ti the system and enjoy the mp3 down load........ (it also need to install the driver software for the system)
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If your service is through Verizon, it'll be a little difficult to make the song a ringtone.  In some cases, if you have the song on your phone, you can send the song via text message to whoever.  Then you go to your sent items, pull up the message, and resave the song to your phone, but putting into your ringtones folder on the phone.  Go to www.phonescoop.com, look up your phone, then scan through the FORUMS and you will find different suggestions on how to manage and make ringtones.  Also you can go to www.funformobile.com, and create your own ringtones, upload them from your computer to this site, and it will provide a WAP address the you can direct your phone to, then you can pick up the and use the ringtone on your phone.
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do u have a memory card , you have to take the memory card from the mob to the memory card reader which is connected to the comp via a usb port , from there u can copy down the files to the memory card an then place it back to the  cell phone, but youir mob should be able to support mp3 file music
196904
www.freeringers.net. It's a one time payment of $4 but totally worth it. You can upload any picture or song and it will send it to your phone so you can use them as wallpaper and ringtones. The site even tells you how to get free software to edit mp3 you want to make into ringtones.
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Try WWW.3GFORFREE.COM on your cell phone. Also there is a program you can buy for your computer. You can even make any thing a ring tone; you can even make your ring tone an entire song if you want. It has editing features and stuff. After you buy the program you should never have to buy another tone again. I found out about it from a cellular customer service rep
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go to www.tonethis.com and download it. It wont make a polyphonic ringtone though, it will be the actual song. you can adjust how much of the song you want to make into the ringtone.
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Follow directions on these websites...\nhttp://www.3gupload.com/ringtones/module/Misc/action/Gallery/Gallery/DescriptionSelectDevice/carrier_id/2\n\nhttp://www.motoheaven.co.uk/v2/\n\nOr use Mp3's as ring tones?\n   \n-you could upload them to your phone via wap. trim them using whatever program you like (i like mp3trim) then upload them on a site like www.wap-upload.net or www.davidpye.com/freewap/index.php. I have a v551 not a L7 but im thinking it will work just the same.
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There are 2 ways to get ringtones on your phone.  They are:\n1. Use the Shopping button and purchase the ring tones from Cingular. The advantage is it's relatively easy to do. But it's expensive. They charge $2.49 a song (I believe) *and* you have to pay for the data transfer at $.01/1k, which adds up to another $2.00 approximately (200k * $.01/k). So a single song can cost nearly $5 with transfer fees and tax.\n\n2. Go to ebay. Search for: RAZR data cable (Or whatever your cell phone is). You can usually buy the software you need and a data cable for $15-25 shipped to you. Then you can get ring tones for free and upload them onto your phone for free. The software has a good graphical interface and is easy to use.  I also liked to use the Windows XP sound recorded, with a microphone, and record funny voices for certain friends, and upload those to my phone.  It's very doable and fun.\n\nPlus, you can then download pictures from your RAZR (or whatever brand cell phone) to your computer (it costs $.30-$.50 per picture to email them to yourself).\n\nI purchased a few data cables online for myself, family, and a few friends. It makes changing ring tones easy, fun, and *cheap*.\n\nEmail me with any questions. Good luck!\n\nJared
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AUDIOGRABBER, AUDACITY BLENDER are the two sources thru which you can edit and save a part of your mp3 files as ring tones. both are free . go to their respective sites and download them, you can start making ringtones in no time. just be sure to do a litle bit tutorial or something, also POPPY CHOPS is a software for free it also lets you do the stuff
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Does your phone have a recorder?  What I mean is, can you record stuff to your phone?  If you can, find a ring tone, then record it.  I use to have  Nokia, and it could record, so I recorded stuff as a ringtone.
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Are you looking for free programs or ringtones?\n\nIf you are looking for ringtones, I would suggest making your own.  Safe, easy, and free.  Not sure what kind of phone you have, but check out http://www.howardforums.com/index.php? .  Just select the manufacturer of your phone.  That is where I found a program for my LG phone.  Then I used a bluetooth connection to send the files.  Now I can play my MP3s on my phone and make my own ringtones.
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well, you can send yourself an audio text message at VZWpix.com, and as long as the audio clip is like 30 seconds or less i think, you can attach it as a file and send it, so really you can make any song you want be a ring tone :) thats what i do anyway. try it out.
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You can download it onto your computer and transfer it to your phone using the data transfer cable ( which comes with the phone), or you could simply send it via bluetooth, provided your computer and your phone has the technology. One site I find very useful is:\nwww.i-phone.org\n\nYou could also set the full length song as your ringtone, but since saving the entire song is going to probably take up considerable space on your phone, you can download a music converter from www.download.com or just google for it. This converter compresses the file so an average 3500 KB song will be down-sized to around 450- 550 KB.\n\nGood Luck!
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I have radio software on my Nokia 6101. However, you need the actual headphones to listen. That i don't have.
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The mp3 player on my cell phone was the same way, you either want to upgrade your Operating Software or not use your mp3 player...lol
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try this..... there r more programs a lil EZier to Use but they gon cost ya.... \n\nthe program is call  wav pad:\nhttp://www.3gforfree.com/modules.php?op=modload&name=Downloads&file=index&req=viewdownload&cid=4.\n\nu aslo will need this if u makin ringtones for a sprint phone.\nhttp://www.3gforfree.com/modules.php?op=modload&name=Downloads&file=index&req=viewdownload&cid=2