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The Most Beautiful Cell Phone Wallpaper

Thu, 21 Aug 2008 00:04:59 +0000

The Most Beautiful Cell Phone Wallpaper

by: Dominic Ferrara

Nowadays teenagers are crazy about personalizing their cell phone and about being able to make the difference. For that, they use different and complicated ringtones, logos, reminders and so on. The latest fashion in ?personalizing your cell phone? is the wallpaper. Different cell phone wallpapers can be downloaded from Internet, but at the same time they can take pictures and save them as cell phones wallpapers. Almost any cell phone user has become an artist and he wants his cell phone wallpaper to stand out and to show his personality and his taste.

The use of the cell phone has become less important, the main thing is what is fashionable. That is why the ringtones, cell phone wallpapers, tassels and hand painting of phones have appeared all over world. Ringtones are the most beloved choice in downloads, but cell phone wallpapers and screen savers are ?too hot? in teens? preferences. They are symbols of the users status, clues that show if the user is up to date and happening.

Cell phone wallpapers can define what you feel, or what you desire. They are an important component of the communication process. Technology offers us now larger screens and better resolutions, and this increases the need for high quality expressive cell phone wallpapers. The multitude of assortments has given the cell phone wallpapers a special place and they are expected to get even further in future.

About The Author

Dominic is the author of this article. This article may be reproduced on websites subject to credit being given to the author, and a link to this website. If you would like more information go to http://www.ringtoneresources.com.

The Sleek Motorola SLVR L7 Mobile Phone

Wed, 20 Aug 2008 21:29:00 +0000

The Sleek Motorola SLVR L7 Mobile Phone

by: HP Jeschke

The ultra-slim Motorola SLVR L7 is now available. The SLVR delivers superior functionality and offers the latest must-have features, including iTunes, in a Motorola one-of-a-kind iconic design. The SLVR is thinner than Motorola RAZR V3 and only slightly larger.

Redefining thin at less than half an inch and weighing only 3.5 ounces, SLVR?s design includes sleek metal housing, a vivid color display and precision cut keypad. Although extremely thin, SLVR is fat with multimedia features, including VGA camera, video capture and playback, and 512 megabytes of optional expandable memory.

The SLVR is ideal for experiencing the coolest downloadable content from ring tones, games, graphics and more. Additionally, SLVR delivers iTunes functionality, giving music lovers the ability to carry up to 7 hours of music or 100 of their favorite songs.

The keys are backlit in a bright blue, which is stylish and functional at the same time. All the characters are easy to read in various conditions. The phone has a standard WAP-browser v2.0.

Offering a variety of connectivity options, the Motorola SLVR delivers hands-free conversations via Bluetooth? wireless technology. Cingular customers can also get the quickest access to their favorite online content with Cingular?s new MEdia Net, which dramatically reduces the number of clicks it takes to gain access to news and entertainment headlines, sports scores, financial quotes, local weather, and more ? all from the phone.

Motorola SLVR is packaged with everything you need to transfer your favorite iTunes collections from your PC to your wireless phone, including a pre-installed 512 MB MicroSD card, A/C charger, USB cable, stereo headset, 3.5 MM headset adapter, and iTunes in a traditional candy bar form-factor and the same feature set as in Motorola RAZR V3

SUMMARY OF FEATURES:

? Sleek, super-thin design without sacrificing advanced functionality

? Integrated VGA camera with 4x zoom and video capture and playback

? Bluetooth wireless technology for hands-free connectivity

? Integrated iTunes music software to store, repeat, shuffle and play favorite tunes

? 22 kHz polyphonic speaker

? Up to 512 MB of optional expandable MicroSD memory

? WAP 2.0 Internet access

? Downloadable wallpapers, screensavers and MP3 ringtones and more*

? J2ME? MIDP 2.0

? Integrated hands-free speakerphone

? Messaging via MMS*, IM Wireless Village* and email (POP3, SMTP)*

The Motorola SLVR is available exclusively in the U.S. through select Cingular Wireless retail locations or via Cingular?s web site. Cingular customers can also get the quickest access to their favorite online content with Cingular?s new MEdia Net, which dramatically reduces the number of clicks it takes to gain access to news and entertainment headlines, sports scores, financial quotes, local weather, and more ? all from the phone.

About The Author

HP Jeschke manages a blog network on http://candyham.com. This article was first published on http://lovecellphone.com a blog for cell phone lovers.

Cellular Phone Rental You Can Get In Any Part Of The Globe

Wed, 20 Aug 2008 17:05:14 +0000

Cellular Phone Rental You Can Get In Any Part Of The Globe

by: John Rivers

Today, you can go to every corner of the world with a wireless phone that fits in your hand and works the minute you arrive overseas. Whether it is a business trip or a leisure travel, you are assured the best cellular phone rental for the amount of time you need.

Cellular phone rental is the cheapest way for a traveler to have the latest phone with the full assurance that it will work in the country of his destination.

Based on your requirement, you could have several types of cellular phone rental:

International cellular phone rental.

Before having an international cellular phone rental, you need to decide if you will have a cellular phone rental in the United States or rent it when you get to your destination country.

In addition, you should decide whether you want to have an online cellular phone rental, which offers great prices or have a cellular phone rental at the airport, where you pay extra for the convenience.

International cellular phone rental enables the international business and leisure traveler to stay connected in more than 170 countries throughout the world with just one cellular phone rental.

Almost all of the cellular phone rental solutions providers include 24 hour global support, 365 days a year. The portfolio of international cellular phone rental companies includes the most advanced products and services available from leading brands in the industry. Each service is tailored to meet the demanding needs of the frequent business traveler yet convenient and affordable for the leisure traveler simply wishing to stay in touch with the family.

Here are the steps to be taken to get a cellular phone rental.

1. Before you get a cellular phone rental, check with your existing cellular company. This is because your existing US cell phone may work overseas. While most US cell phones do not work abroad, some phones on the GSM standard do.

2. Plan on putting down a security deposit with your credit card, and figure out paying delivery and pick-up charges from $20 to $50. Some cellular phone rental companies provide a postage-paid envelope for you to mail the phone back to them. Other cellular phone rental companies will request that you pick up and drop off your phone at the airport.

3. Compare cellular phone rental rates from different companies, because there may be special calling plans that will save money for incoming phone calls from the United States. Just make sure you compare identical services so you will know which cellular phone rental company has the best deal.

4. Decide on spending anywhere from $30 to $50 per week or $7 to $8 per day on cellular phone rentals overseas. If you will be staying a month or more, your cellular phone rental charges will vary from $50 to $150 for each month.

5. Ask your travel agent, your destination hotel concierge in advance, your company travel office, or your contacts in the foreign country. These people will be able to direct you to legitimate cellular phone rental companies.

6. Consider having a cellular phone rental at international airports, because they have kiosks for cellular phone rental. These will be more expensive than renting one locally. You may prefer the convenience of picking it up and dropping it off at the airport.

7. Check with different international car rental agencies. You may get a free cellular phone rental or a price that is discounted from retail. Find out all charges associated with your "free phone" in advance.

About The Author

John Rivers is the owner of Ringtone Heaven,. A website dedicate to information on cell phones and ringtones. http://www.ringtonheaven.com.

How to Customise your Cellular/Mobile Phone.

Wed, 20 Aug 2008 16:38:19 +0000

How to Customise your Cellular/Mobile Phone.

by: John McFarlane

Our current choices of Cellular/Mobile handsets are really quite amazing, it seems that there is a phone to suit everyone, what ever your requirements and necessities.

The features of our phones are ever increasing and we feel somewhat comforted by the multiple uses of our handsets.

Almost everyone is sure to find a phone that will fit their needs, not just in the variety of the phones uses but also a handset that is aesthetically pleasing.

It might be the colour or the shape or even the feel of the phone or a combination of all three.

To many individuals it is as important to them to be seen with a smart phone as it is to be seen with the latest hair cut or that great pair of jeans that are a must have item of the time.

People are conscious of fashions and trends, of what they possess at the time and also of what others possess around them.

But what really makes people stand out is having something customised exactly to their tastes.

We are able to dress up our phones with accessories that will change the colours of the handset or we can add flashing accessories and a whole host of modifications to make our phone unique.

It gives us a feeling of being individual and aswell as being able to customise the hardware of the phone we find that we can also very easily customise the phone with content.

Ringtones are sounding better than they ever have, this is down to the handsets being able to handle more voices and Polyphonic Ringtones and Truetones sounding so much more pleasant compared to the ear piercing and harsh tones that used to emit from our bulky handsets years ago.

The choice of Cellular/Mobile content is enormous, with sites like www.premieringtones.com providing a constantly growing library of everything from Ringtones and Truetones to Video, Games and Screensavers to brighten up your handset.

Customising your phone can be done very quickly and with a number of options to obtain the required content means that it will take up very little time of anyone?s day.

The fun part is that you get to show off to the world, well at least your friends and family, the unique looks and sounds of your Cellular/Mobile phone, and if you get bored of the Ringtone on your phone it is just a case of taking a look at the huge amount of content available and in no time your handset will be feeling like brand new again with the great sounding Tones available or Games to keep you occupied or what ever you choose.

The future looks even brighter for the Cellular/Mobile world with new technologies always in the pipeline ensuring that we will all have new features and new ways of upgrading and customising our handsets.

Changing our phones appearance both inside and out is just a matter of choosing what we like best and what we feel says something about us personally.

We are all unique and we like to show that in our lives when ever possible, the good thing is that the choice for us is huge, all we have to do is choose.

About The Author

John McFarlane www.premieringtones.com

Free Source Of Entertainment

Wed, 20 Aug 2008 03:25:04 +0000

Free Source Of Entertainment

by: Scarlet Pham

An extensive collection of funny stuff that includes funny jokes, funny pictures and funny flash. Everything that's funny on the Internet is right here to brighten your day. Check it out to have serious fun!

http://www.audio4fun.com/community.htm

FORUM

An interactive forum for you to share your ideas and tips of being anonymous online, how to make difference voices for audio books, how to sing in singers? voices, how to make your own CD, how to watch your favorite film in a different way, how to be a star in the movie you choose, and many other ?how-to??..

FREE TALKING ECARDS

A holiday e-card is an easy way to touch people's hearts on special days. It says more than words. Forget stamps, envelopes and long post office lines in holiday seasons.

FREE GAMES

A series of dangerous missions are waiting for you. Fill them up and break down all of obstacles to reach the end. So be the winner of these free games by choosing a category or check out these featured games listed below.

LOVE AND ROMANCE

Mountain of flirting tips, dating tips, seduction techniques, romantic ideas and others ready-to-use materials to help you communicate your innermost feelings and express your love and affection to someone special in your life.

FUNNY SOUNDS

Free download funny ringtones, funny song parodies, Remix CD, and Medley CD.

Submit your funny sounds for Fun Sound Contest to get Audio4fun gifts and win big prizes.

ASTROLOGY

Check your Chinese Zodiac sign, listen to your horoscope teller, and explore YOU by your numbers. Overcome your current obstacles and shape your future by reading tarot online.

About The Author

Scarlet Pham is the Marketing Associate of Audio4fun.com. She works on customer-based market research, product development, and relationship management. Contact her at media@audio4fun.com.

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Cell Phone Fashion: Personalizing Mass Production

Tue, 19 Aug 2008 22:50:23 +0000

Cell Phone Fashion: Personalizing Mass Production

by: Emily Sims

?Individuality: advanced features, precision engineering and couture style in a choice of elegant colors -- as individual as you are?. This is the blurb for the new Motorola Razr, one of the new breeds of mobile phone flying off the shelves. Where mobile were once marketed as an high-tech device, a tool packed with ingenious features, the new trend is for fashion phones. The major handset manufacturers are now offering seasonal collections, joint-venturing with well known fashion designers, and emphasizing aesthetic features when marketing their products. Indeed, some companies are scaling back the technical, yet utilitarian features, offering simpler but sleeker phones; form over function. Somewhere along the evolutionary path of the cell phone, the device has reached the point where it is no longer considered a gadget, available only to the privileged few with the money and/or technical savoir faire, but an ordinary piece of equipment not unlike a wristwatch. For handset manufacturers, there is no benefit in trying to ?out-tech? the competition. The technology has reached a stasis, cell phones are reliable, small, WAP enabled, contain innumerable clocks and alarms, include high resolution cameras and MP3 players. And excepting some radical departure from the silicon chip, the current technology can expect only slight improvements. For manufacturers the question is how to continue adding value to their product, for consumers it is a question of choice. A report produced by ARCchart offers some insight into this new trend: ?For the consumer faced with a range of seemingly identical devices from a technical perspective, the aesthetics of a device can generate an emotional response to which they will ascribe a value and for which they will pay a premium?.

The rise of the fashion phone is inextricably linked with consumer's desire to differentiate themselves from other consumers. The pursuit of individuality seems to be a priority, at least that is what companies like Motorola believe. The staggering growth in the mobile content industry points to consumer preoccupation with personalizing their mobiles. The catch-phrase, "Make it you own", is selling ringtones, wallpapers, phone charms and decorative cases, now it's selling fashion phones. More and more, it seems, what we own defines us. Despite capitalizing on the trend at lightening speed, handset manufacturers aren't the prophets personalization, the trend towards customized and fashion phones is consumer driven. In China, where mobile phone saturation is high, it is possible to see phones worn on the wrist in handmade lace cases, or covered in stickers of pop stars and smiley faces. In Japan, the omnipresent Hello Kitty dangles from every schoolgirl's phone. These small aesthetic additions are intended to reveal something about the phone's owner. A Samsung cell phone emblazoned with an image of Diane von Furstenberg serves a similar purpose. As does the Roberto Cavali phone, or the Anna Sui phone. "Cell phones have become a ubiquitous accessory-- every woman has a mobile phone by her side. I wanted to create one that makes a statement with a signature look", declares Ms. Sui on her website. Making a statement is expensive, a designer's name on a phone increases it's value by several hundred dollars. It is no longer a high-tech tool, it is a designer accessory.

Not surprisingly, engineers like Bill Schweber are wondering who stole their glory. "Engineers do design, and by this we mean the hard and slogging work of pulling together ICs and software and resolving mechanical, thermal, power, display, format, protocol, and packaging issues. Then a celebrity comes along and takes all this hard work, puts on a new case or shell?perhaps studded with crystals or glitter?and takes the bulk of the credit. Once again, engineers do the work and don't get the appreciation." Recently, Nokia has undertaken a project with the design firm of Schulz and Webb, to explore the possibilities of personalized phones. The Schulz and Webb blog describes the project as "looking at how personalization of Nokia phones can change their meaning or impact culturally. Large-scale manufacture is inevitably distanced from the very precise social context of use. Once we bring in short-run manufacture, however, the mobile can be more culturally situated." Nokia have realized, at least, the inevitable paradox of mobile personalization. At the end of the day, the mobile phone in your hand is a mass produced clone.

About The Author

Emily Sims is the beautiful and talented ringtones (ringtones.foovely.com)> queen at foovely (www.foovely.com). She also keeps a popular blog (blog.foovely.com).

Cellphone Etiquette for the Clueless

Tue, 19 Aug 2008 20:24:48 +0000

Cellphone Etiquette for the Clueless

by: Emily Sims

There are very few people in this world who posses the kind of social graces intrinsic to the characters in an Austen novel. Some would argue the children of the ?information revolution? lack social propriety altogether. Despite the rumours that etiquette is dead, many of us do manage to exercise a little common courtesy toward our fellow man. After all etiquette exists simply to make the whole society caper a little less confrontational. The introduction of wireless communication has taken social interaction to an unprecedented level. Mobile technology allows people to communicate regardless of time or location, giving rise to a raft of contemporary etiquette concerns. Foremost among these concerns is consideration for the sensibilities of those in our physical presence when we take a call. Is it impolite, for example, to conduct a phone conversation whilst engaged in a carnal act? The contemporary socialite must also extend courtesy to the absent caller. Is it offensive to conduct a telephone conversation whilst using the toilet? This article offers guidance to the bewildered and brutish.

1. It is a truth universally acknowledged that cell phones must be switched off in the theatre. There is absolutely no excuse. Offenders shall be tarred and feathered. Obviously, this also applies to the cinema, the symphony and spoken word and performance art. Rock concerts and hip-hop shows are generally considered exempt, however, a punter with his fingers in his ears screaming ?Huh? huh? huh?? into his cell is a frightful sight.

2. When piloting an automobile, use a hands-free device or resist answering incoming calls. Not only is it dangerous to talk and drive, it is illegal in many countries. Care should be taken not to incite road rage in other motorists. Furthermore, chatting vacuously on your cell while mounting the footpath will pique pedestrians.

3. Conducting loud cell phone conversations on public transport should be avoided at all costs. To believe that other commuters ought to be interested in your conversation is narcissistic at best, to subject travelers to your confabulation is an indulgence. Moreover, as one clever blogger puts it, there is a special circle of Hell reserved for people who, upon buying a new phone, cycle through every available tone on the bus or train on the way home.

4. When in the company of others, neither take nor make telephone calls. Nothing is more irksome than being spurned by a friend whose frequent cell phone conversations take precedence over live tete-a-tete. Answering an incoming call in an interview or business meeting is a faux-pas that is to be avoided at all costs.

To observe basic cell phone etiquette is neither difficult nor inconvenient. Technology such as cell phones create many possibilities for the advancement of society; society is founded upon mutual regard for one another. Always refer to the fundamental principle of good manners: treat others as you yourself wish to be treated. As for holding a cell phone conversation on the toilet...ignorance is bliss.

About The Author

Emily Sims has published several articles on ringtone (ringtones.foovely.com) culture, and mobile content related issues. Emily contributes to a weblog, The Foovely Files (blog.foovely.com), which she hopes someone, somewhere is reading.

Ringtones are Red Hot

Tue, 19 Aug 2008 18:16:46 +0000

Ringtones are Red Hot

by: Amit Laufer

Ringtones are like hot cakes for the youngsters, the market is huge, estimated world wide sales of $ 2.5 Billion per year. The cost of a ringtone is ranging from $0.99 - $2.99. Survey shows that about 26% of cell phone owners downloaded at least once a ringtone. Many downloading more than one as you can customize and set the phone to play different ringtones per specific caller.

For instance if mom is calling the cell phone will play a certain ringtone and another one for dad and for your girl friend a different one so you don't have to guess who is calling you, it is totally personalized per caller.

There are four types of ringtones:

* Monophonic ringtones play a melody of a song one note at a time, with no harmonies.

* Polyphonic tones add harmonies to the song.

* Real-life ringtones include voices, quotes, or other strange, real sounds.

* Master tones are compressed clips of actual songs, as heard on the radio(not just their melodies or a simple harmonic version).

How do you download a ringtone?

There many web sites that offer a huge selections of lyrics and songs, themes from movies, hip-hop, pop, dance, singers, classics and you name it.

The selection is per specific cell phone model and the process is simple,fast and easy. You select a ringtone, choose your cell phone maker and model, you see on the screen an SMS code, you type it in your mobile phone and send, then an SMS message is sent to you with your ringtone to be installed in two short steps process.

It is estimated though that the ringtone download party will cool down a bit in the next few years as more cell phones will become an MP3 players of real music.

About The Author

Amit Laufer

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Amit Laufer is a writer and Internet Marketer.

MBA - International Trade & Finance - Heriot-Watt University.

Bsc. Computers and Information Systems - Long Island University - C.W Post Campus.

Hobby: Photography.

Married with two Children.

Owner Editor of: http://www.cell-phones-infoweb.com/

Polyphonic Ringtones - For All Ages

Tue, 19 Aug 2008 16:18:05 +0000

Polyphonic Ringtones - For All Ages

by: Kavoos Bybordi

Polyphonic ringtones seem to be portrayed as something to be associated with trendy teens wanting to show off their latest ringtone every time their mobile phone rings. Is this really the case though? Well I recently flicked through my favourite television magazine (which seems to be full of ringtone adverts these days) and came to the conclusion that this is an image ringtone websites would like to promote. Add in the loud and lively television adverts that seem to be nothing but dance tunes and the theory is made even stronger.

Well as a matter of fact when you look beneath the surface of the ringtone market you will actually find that there is a wide selection of polyphonic ringtones and monophonic ringtones for people of all ages. There are literally thousands of polyphonic ringtones catering for those of us who liked to dance along to Abba and The Rolling Stones. You name it, there?s a polyphonic ringtone for it. Who knows if you have children this could be an easy way to let them hear the music you used to dance to! Go on show them some of your best moves, you never know they might even be impressed by your robot dance skills.

So now you may be thinking ok I have a mobile phone, I want the latest! (or should I say oldest) polyphonic ringtone on my phone. Well before you decide on a polyphonic ringtone (one that sounds better than a monophonic ringtone) you should check that your mobile phone is compatible with polyphonic ringtones. Should you find your phone isn?t then don?t worry you can simply download a variety of monophonic ringtones which are pretty much standard on every mobile phone.

For those of us who are the stereotypical youth of today there is a massive selection of polyphonic, mp3 and monophonic ringtones to cater for your every need! In fact there?s even a chart section to keep you informed about what?s hot and what?s not. Artists range from the Black Eyed Peas to the Pussycat Dolls. Whatever your style is, R?n?B, Hip-hop or Pop you?re sure to find the tone for you.

Ringtones can even be a huge discussion point what does your ringtone say about you? Have you ever wondered what everyone else on the bus is thinking when your mobile phone goes off? Without trying to sound like a style guru, one who knows all about the art of mobile phone fashion ? it is worth noting that the most inexperienced ringtone purchaser can listen to as many ringtones as they like before they even think about buying one. Every ringtone, polyphonic or other has an automatic preview option allowing you to experience that feeling which only happens when your mobile phone rings.

So next time your mobile phone rings please don?t feel comfortable with blurting out the default ringtone you?ve had on your mobile phone for the past 2 years, be creative, be fashionable personalise your mobile phone, personalise yourself, be individual and above all choose the right ringtone for YOU.

About The Author

Kavoos Bybordi is the webmaster of Free-ringtones.gb.com, providing a large variety of polyphonic ringtones, mp3 ringtones, HIFI ringtones and monophonic ringtones.

The Future Of Mobile Phone Technology

Tue, 19 Aug 2008 16:08:17 +0000

The Future Of Mobile Phone Technology

by: Dave Lloyd

The past, present, and future of cell phones

Just in the last few years cell phones (usually called mobile phones outside the US) have become de facto standards for most of the population. What once used to be a luxury item for a select few that was carried around in a large leather bag and was the size of the brick, is no longer.

Technology has advanced the mobile phone industry to the point where the phone is a mere commodity for vendors, meaning that's not where they make the real money. It's in the service plans, which require 2 year commitments usually, where companies like Sprint, Nextel (now Sprint Nextel), AT&T (now Cingular), Cingular, Verizon, and T-Mobile make the revenues that enable the cycle of technology innovation and marketing to continue.

While the downsides of cell phones have focused primarily on the annoyance of public conversations and the small possibility of brain damage due to cellular coverage near the ear, these pale in comparison to the benefits derived from cellular technology. For those who have had cell phones most of their lives (think anyone under 25), it's hard to imagine life before cell phones. Writing down numbers in a paper directory, having change on hand (first a nickel, then a dime, then two dimes), knowing how to make collect calls, and finding pay phones in new cities were frequent logistic challenges. Not to mention the inconvenience of not being able to get access to those you need at any time.

At this point, corporate employees, sales professionals, parents, young adults, and anyone in industries where communication among many is critical could hardly imagine life without the benefits of mobile phones.

As technology matures, ringtones, cameras, GPS features, music, and multiple other features will be added to the hardware. And the software on phones will progress to include easier web access, advertisements, news downloads, and easier chat and email features - becoming the only piece of technology most use. In fact, in many countries in South Asia (where the industrial revolution never occurred) they have gone from agricultural industries right to technology, bypassing an entire type of economy. It is in these countries where the cell phone is an essential tool, enabling communication among millions who don't own a computer.

As technology advances, and people respond positively to resulting changes, we will all benefit.

About The Author

Dave Lloyd has created an online guide to cell phones and mobile phones at http://www.mobilephonedata.com.