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Ringtone Converter X 4.4.3

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Add new ring tones to your mobile phone. Shareware ($12.95)

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The Ringtone Converter is a software program for Apple Mac systems that allows you to add new ringtones to your mobile phone without the need for cables or expensive premium rate SMS services

The Ringtone Converter supports most models of phone including Audiovox, Alcatel, Ericsson, Kyocera, Motorola, Nokia, NEC, Panasonic, Philips, Sagem, Samsung, Sony, Sendo and Siemens handsets, with more added every month.

What's New

Version 4.4.3 adds the following:

Added ZTE polyphonic handsets.
Added Toshiba polyphonic handsets.
Added Toplux polyphonic handsets.
Added TCL polyphonic handsets.
Added Sotec polyphonic handsets.
Added Sewon polyphonic handsets.
Added LG polyphonic handsets.
Added Legend polyphonic handsets.
Added Konka polyphonic handsets.
Added EMOL 98 polyphonic handset.
Added Eastcom polyphonic handsets.
Added Datang GX10N polyphonic handset.
Added Compal XG5D polyphonic handset.
Added Bird polyphonic handsets.
Added BenQ polyphonic handsets.
Added Amoisonic polyphonic handsets.
Bug fix : Save as now appends correct file extension for iMelody when used immediately after file load.
Consolidation release.

Version 4.4.3 adds the following:

Added ZTE polyphonic handsets.
Added Toshiba polyphonic handsets.
Added Toplux polyphonic handsets.
Added TCL polyphonic handsets.
Added Sotec polyphonic handsets.
Added Sewon polyphonic handsets.
Added LG polyphonic handsets.
Added Legend polyphonic handsets.
Added Konka polyphonic handsets.
Added EMOL 98 polyphonic more...

Requirements
PPC, Mac OS X 10.1 or later.

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Ringtone Converter... User Discussion (Write a Review)

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Andristrizzo commented on 13 Oct 2005

I don't understand. It says that you can send tones to your phone without cables, but it appears that all this program does, is make files for songs. How do you actually get it to your phone?

[Version 4.4.3]

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Dunda replied on 28 Jan 2007

Some phones have IR (Infared Red) or Bluetooth support built into them, and in order to transfer graphic, tones, music, etc to the phone without cables, your phone will need to support these as well as your computer. For example, my Macintosh has bluetooth built in, and all of our cell phones support bluetooth.

My wife's cell phone also supports IR, but only her PDA has infared red support for transfering contacts and such. Hope this helps.

Anonymous reviewed on 03 Aug 2003

so MoTo, I guess you're another american schmo who believes the world begins and ends in America?

look at the other comments. LG is a niche player in most other markets - Nokia, sony Ericcsson and Moto(no pun intended) make up the big three.

So no, You aren't the number one priority for the developer, nor should you or any of your redneck american Verizon LG using friends.

How bout you write a program then?

Quit whinging.

[Version 4.5]

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Anonymous commented on 25 Jun 2004

Man, why so much hate. The program doesn't work well for one of his phones and suddenly it's an attack on his country of origin.

Europe has the most advanced cell phones and is a larger combined market then the US. That is the kind of boasting usually reserved for Americans, here it just sounds defensive as if you have some underlying political agenda.

Keith Kerrigan replied on 07 Jan 2005

talk about crazy. you people need to get a grip.

Anonymous commented on 02 Apr 2005

Man, did he say anything but it didn't work for his phone? So now someone can't have an opion without it being about his country...get a life, crawl back in your hole.

Anonymous reviewed on 10 Jun 2003

Yes, Verizon is the number one provider in USA. But the last time I checked, USA wasn't the only place that had cell phones. Let's think about that. Maybe they are targeting, say, the rest of the world, as well?

Nokia is arguably the largest manufacturer of phones, with Motorola right up there. And they've certainly been around longer, and have better documentation for formats.

So, quit your whining. If the program doesn't work for you, get another one.

It works great for me.

[Version 4.4]

Anonymous reviewed on 10 Jun 2003

Let's see how smart the RingTone Converter X people really are with a little quiz:

1. What is the number 1 wireless company in the USA in terms of numbers of customers?

A: Verizon.

2. What is Verizon's number 1 selling mobile phone right now?

A: LG VX4400

3. So of course you support the number one phone from the number one company, right?

A: No.

Bzzzzzt. You lose.

[Version 4.4]

Anonymous reviewed on 25 Mar 2003

It's very good at what it does (although it takes time to figure out how), but it would be better if it converted ringtones from phone brand to phone brand, like Panasonic to Nokia.

[Version 4.1.2]