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Downloading Ringtones and Photos for Your Cell Phone

Motorola offers mobile users the option of sharing, downloading, as well as accessing cell phone features through a laptop and/or desktop computer. Highly recommended by customers, Motorola Phone Tools are considered a very vital aspect for persons who delight in listening to music, chatting online, manipulating photos, etc.

It’s simple; there are two different ways to connect the Motorola cell phone to other devices. First, the Bluetooth feature, which provides a way to connect and chat information between devices, such as mobile phones, laptops, desktops, printers, digital cameras and even video game consoles. Besides Bluetooth, the Universal Series Bus, or the USB cable, can as well be connected to other devices.

Before using any or connectors, the Motorola Phone Tools CD ROM is needed in order to start the program. Once the program is saved and stored to the PC, it’ll be a whole lot simpler to access phone tools on the desktop.

There are several ways to get ringtones unto persons phones.

Firstly; you can buy the datacable and the software (Mobile Phone Tools) for the phone. You can get this at any phone outlet or even online. With this you can then start and transfer images, wallpapers, movies and mp3 ringtones to and from the phone.

Secondly; you can buy the Bluetooth Dongle (USB Adapter), and then use this to transfer your images and ringtones from your PC to your phone and vice-versa. This will all be done using the bluetooth wireless technology.

Thirdly; you can go online and find some free ringtones that you like and then have them transferred to your phone directly off the internet using WAP technology.

You can also even get the ringtones texted using MMS to your phone or you can even have them emailed to you.

These are the best options for you to choose from. There are more but work with these for now. Oh and don’t get led on by these Network broadcast that want to make extra money.

There are two ways of doing this. The first is using Bluetooth, which is a wireless connection and the second is using the data cable and Motorola Phone Tools (MPT). I would recommend that you use the data cable because it is very thorough and it has a simple user boundary.

The data cable you can buy at any phone store or even on Ebay. As for the software MPT, here is a link that you can use to download it.

If they question for a password to open the file after you have downloaded it then you can try this:

Password: Freshwap.com

When you copy and paste the link, you will be directed to rapid share. Then you scroll down the page to the button ‘free’ located at the bottom of the second column. Click on the free button and then you will go onto another page. This page should have a timer counting down. This is how long you have to wait before you can download the file. When the timer expires, then you can enter the 3 character confirmation code that they give you, and then hit download and that’s it.

You will also need WINRAR, that is the software they use to zip the files. This you can get anywhere on the net but you can check: www.downloads.com if you don’t by now have it.

Downloading Free Ringtones, Motorola Phones

If you have a Motorola phone, which has only one ring tone, and you’d like to add several more, there are a few sites online where you can download as many as you like. Let’s take a look at how and where you can obtain free ringtones Motorola phones.

While some sites offer free ringtones; read the fine print. They offer anywhere from ten to fifteen complimentary ringtones; but, there is a fee of $9.99 per month to join. If you want to download truly free ringtones, the best site available is mrtones.com. This site does not require a fee, and they offer a wide variety of free ringtones motorola phones, including: Rock; Pop; Dance; Classical; Latin; Jazz; Rap/Hip Hop; R&B/Soul; and more.

Once you have selected the ringtones, stay on these steps to download them to your phone:

Make sure that your phone has a ringtone composer, also called “melody composer”. Not all phones have a ringtone composer.

Go to your phone’s Ringtone Composer. It is usually found in “Settings” or “Tone Settings”. For exact instructions for your phone, consult your owner’s manual on the manufacturer’s web site.

Press “New Tone” or “My Melodies”, then “Edit”, to edit the current melody (may not be required with some phones – just selecting “New Tone” may automatically place you in the edit mode in your ringtone composer).

Now, you need to get a “keypress sequence” well-matched with your ringtone composer for the melody you want.

Typing the keypress sequence into your ringtone composer exactly as given on mrtones.com. Simply choose Motorola, and a list of ringtones will be showed. Once you choose the ringtone, another page will come up with the sequence of numbers needed to be entered into your phone.

Once done, press the “ok” or “done” key in your ringtone composer and stay on the instructions. Your ringtone composer should let you name, listen to and save your new ringtone.

Your new melody will be listed with your other ringtones.

Deleting a earlier entered ringtone is usually best done by editing the ringtone in your ringtone composer and replacing the notes with a new melody.

For example, infer to wish to download a Chopin ringtone, mrtones.com will provide the directions and sequence of numbers to be added to your phone. It is vital to note, but, that you need to determine if your phone will support ringtones. There are particular sites you can find which will question why type of phone you have to ensure it has the capability.

While there are many sites available to download free ringtones Motorola phones, it will take time and investigate to locate them.