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Sanyo Ringtones
If you want the most advanced ringers to your Sanyo phone, look no further than the Sprint PCS Vision service. Sanyo has been making giant leaps on providing advanced mobile entertainment services to Sanyo cell phone owners. Currently, not only can you use services like Sprint PCS Vision to download ringers, but select phones also support ringer downloads directly from the company's web site. The Sanyo phones look like the typical i-Mode/FOMA phones found in Japan and, not surprisingly, sound like them too (this is a good thing). How Can You Get Sanyo Ringtones? If you'd like to download Sanyo ringtones, you need a Sanyo phone with downloadable ringer capability. Furthermore, if you download Sanyo ringers from a service provider, such as Sprint, you have to have a cell phone plan that supports ringer downloads. Some of the most advanced polyphonic ringtones today can offer up to 40 chords to be played at the same time. At least the following models have polyphonic ringer capability: Sanyo 7400, 8200, 4920, 5400, 5500, 7300, 5150, 6200, and 5000. In addition, the Sanyo VM 4500, Sanyo 4900, Sanyo 5300, Sanyo 5400, Sanyo 6400, Sanyo 7200, and Sanyo 8100 support MP3 ringtones, the most advanced cell phone alerts in the market. You might also like the "make-your-own-screensaver" feature on the SCP-8100, which also features enhanced 32-chord polyphonic Sanyo ringtones. Sanyo Ringtones Service In addition to downloading Sanyo ringers from services like Sprint PCS Vision, you can also download, to select models, ringers (and screensavers) directly from Sanyo. In order for you to complete the download, you need to first download the content to your computer, then use compatible multimedia software and a data cable to download the ringers to your cell phone. These (MIDI) ringers are available at: www.sanyo.com/wireless/wallpapers_ringers/index.cfm. The service has only a very limited variety of ringers to choose from. If you have a MP3 Sanyo phone, you can download MP3 files, first to your desktop, then to the phone, from such sites as mobileplayground.co.uk and nextpimp.com. You may also think about making your own MP3 tunes from any CD track or MP3 song in your collection with such audio editor tools as Ringtone Ripper, which is a free download. |