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Fancy ringtones for mobile phones are nothing new. You can hear them everywhere; after all, ringtones are the indicator of incoming calls or text messages. Kids and teens love ringtones the most. Ringtones are compatible with most modern phones. There are many types of ringtones, but they are mostly made up of the latest songs from the most popular singers including Ciara and T Pain. However, you can also get ringtones based on cartoon theme songs such as Spongebob Squarepants. The best thing is, you can download free ringtones from many mobile phone sites such as Tones9.

Why download these ringtones? The one and only answer and is ‘because it is free’. Normally the ringtones come in an mp3 format, as it is compatible with all the mobile phones. This means you can get many mp3 ringtones for your phone and change them whenever you want to. Mobile phones allow you to change the ringtones for incoming calls, text messages and even for your alarm clock, so you can pick different tones for different things. This is why people love to download different ringtones for their phones, so they can change whenever the feel like changing it, and because there are many new ringtones coming up every day.

If you are a person who did not know how it was that you were able to live without the assistance of a cellular phone, you’re probably aware of the wonders and defects that modern day cellular phones have. Along with the appearance, the versatility that a cellular phone has or lacks is generally the difference between being successful and a complete dud in terms of popularity, even though the less versatile and attractive can be a better seller than the other one.

Why is this? Because of the price; if the cellular phone is incredibly attractive and completely versatile, it usually is too pricey for comfort, and cellular users who have the financial power to buy it, will pass on it because of the price or the difficulty learning all the functions available on the phone.

G Phone has promised to turn the page on that matter, by creating a virtually free cellular phone with all the necessities a busy business person or even a college or university student require to be in touch all the time, everywhere and anywhere. This suspense has begun to take it’s toll and many wonder if it all was a midnight’s summer dream.

Let me set the scenario for you. You are at your office downtown working away on that new major contract when your assistant runs in to tell you that the client on this new major contract is calling to say that they are no longer going to be able to go through with the deal.

You take the call in your conference room so your secretary can take notes while you are on the phone with the client. You also call in your manager who is responsible for working on the new major contract. The client tells you that their loan fell through and they are not going to move forward with the contract.

You call your accountant on his cell phone at the golf coarse to cover finance and your lawyer at his office for legal advice. The accountant suggests calling the banker in charge of the loan department at the local bank; he is added to the conference call as well.

To make a long story short, the new major contract is saved by the power of phone conferencing call. Phone conference service is a wonderful thing. A conference call can be a very important business tool.

One of the things that I found really intriguing about the Android operating system is that unlike a lot of companies out there it is completely open sourced and the fact that Google is giving away over 10 million dollars to independent developers who can come up with the best apps using the Android platform is pretty cool. I am anxious to see what type of user created applications come out of the challenge and I wonder if it will give other companies any ideas about how they will handle future releases of their software. It seems that creativity in the mobile industry as well as tech in general is not nearly as encouraged as it once was, so maybe this initiative by Google will help revive some of that long gone muse of the tech world. I can not help but wonder where the software industry would have been today if more developers were encouraged to pursue open source platforms and create useful applications for companies that had the backing to support it, not only for mobile technology but for software applications in general. I guess only time well tell how well the future gPhone generation will go.