Yesterday Pocketnow revealed that Windows Phone 7 doesn’t seem to allow custom ringtones. We were determined to disprove this, so I spent time digging around the OS for a way to upload your own MP3 ringtone. There’s Zune integration and wireless music sync, so there must be a way of doing it, right?
How do you do it ? Well, there’s no file explorer, so that’s not an option. How about emailing it to yourself and doing it that way? Nope, that doesn’t work either. How about through the Zune software? Click on to see what happened…
Link – Ringtones on Windows Phone 7
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by dave on December 18th, 2008 /
Category: News
One of my favourite online MP3 search engines, Seeqpod, will soon be releasing a Windows Mobile application that will allow users to search for and stream music through their WinMo phones, according to ReadWriteWeb.com.
SeeqPod is a very extensive search engine that finds playable web content (video, audio, slideshows, Flash files). It will have a fully skinnable player and will provide links to allow users to purchase songs if they choose.
Apparently the app will go for $10 (at an introductory price) and then for $15 regular price. The app includes playable music search, discovery, and Wikipedia articles on the artists. I’m excited to see how SeeqPod will look on WinMo!
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What is Ringo Mobile?
I was really hoping for greatness with this program and got everything I expected and more. Ringo lets you easily add the awesome raw power of MP3, WMA or WAV format ringtones to every call tone on your device. You can use your favourite music or sound clip as a ringtone – just copy it to your WinMo phone and select it from Ringo’s easy-to-use interface. In addition, Ringo provides an easy way to set and change ringtones and SMS tones for your friends – just pick from a list of the contacts in your address book is listed. Each friend you set up can have a unique MP3, WMA, Wav or Midi ring and SMS tone.
Read my full review on Ringo Mobile for your Windows Mobile device
