Polyphonic Ringtones - get rid of the monophonic ones

Released on = January 16, 2006, 2:20 am

Press Release Author = Polyphonic Ringtones

Industry = Telecommunications

Press Release Summary = Polyphonic means that multiple tones can be played at the
same time using instrument sounds such as guitar, drums, electronic piano, etc. Many
phones are now able to play more complex polytones; up to 40 individual notes with
different instruments are played simultaneously to give a more realistic musical
sound.

Press Release Body = A ring tone is the sound made by a telephone to indicate an
incoming call. The term is most often used to refer to the customisable sounds
available on mobile phones. The facility was originally provided so that people
would be able to determine when their phone was ringing when in the company of other
mobile phone owners.

A phone only rings when a special \"ring signal\" is sent to it. For regular
telephones, the ring signal is a 90-volt 20-hertz AC wave generated from the switch
that the telephone is connected to. For mobile phones, the ring signal is a specific
radio-frequency signal.

An alternative to a ring tone is a vibrating alert. It is especially useful:

* in noisy environments
* in places where ring tone noise would be disturbing
* for the hearing impaired


Polyphonic
Polyphonic means that multiple tones can be played at the same time using instrument
sounds such as guitar, drums, electronic piano, etc. Many phones are now able to
play more complex polytones; up to 40 individual notes with different instruments
are played simultaneously to give a more realistic musical sound. Mobile phone
handsets manufacturers have taken full advantage of new technologies to improve
speakers in order to produce a better sound quality.


The quality of a polyphonic ringtone is much higher than a monophonic ringtone. If
your mobile handset does not support mp3 ringtones, then polyphonic ringtones are
the best you can opt for. But in case your handset supports mp3, then that is the
option you should go for. By the way, polyphonic ringtones are also available free
of cost but there are some select ringtones that are also chargeable.

Many companies have set up businesses selling ring tones, advertising them on
television and web sites. One criticism of the industry is the subscription some
companies lock customers into, requiring them to actively cancel their account or be
charged for unwanted messages and ring tones sent to them on a weekly basis.

The sale of ring tones has also been a massive boost to the record industry, earning
them extra revenues through royalties.

The newer phones equipped with Bluetooth or PC-link up however, allow users to
transfer ringtones created on a PC, to their phone, for free. The user could even
record themselves or their own tones and place them on the phone.



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