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LG 7030 USB Data Cable (Download Ringtones WallPapers Games) + CD Driver


Key Specifications/Special Features: Connect LG 7030, 4010, 4050 to computers(relevant softwares needed),you can access your data file, phone book, the internet, email, and chnage ring tones, logo, screen saver and more. Wireless Internet Access, Send and Receive E-Mail. FTP (Upload/Download Files), Download Music and image. Phone Book, Music, Short Message Editing. USB Interface, 100% Plug-and-Play CD Driver included. For more information, please visit http://www.suntekstore.com.
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Motorola V60s


The external display tells users who is calling before answering. Plus, this phone includes text messaging, pre-loaded games, customizable ringtones and hands-free voice dialing. Basic, but high quality, the V60s is a popular phone for good reason.


Price: 119.99



Sanyo MM-5600 USB Data & Charging Cable with Software + Ringtones + Pictures


Retail package contains 1 Premium USB Data Cable and a Handset Manager Software CD-ROM with Ringtones and Pictures.Compatible with Sprint USA phone only.

Software for the Sanyo 5600 includes the following features: Phonebook Backup, Phonebook Editing, Transferring Wallpapers to Phone, Transferring Pictures taken with camera phone to PC, Transferring MIDI Ringtones from PC to Phone, and charging of Phone battery through USB cable.
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Read this about ringtone Cellphone Etiquette for the Clueless


Author: Emily Sims
There are very few people in this world who posses the kind of social graces intrinsic to the characters in an Austen novel. Some would argue the children of the "information revolution" lack social propriety altogether. Despite the rumours that etiquette is dead, many of us do manage to exercise a little common courtesy toward our fellow man. After all etiquette exists simply to make the whole society caper a little less confrontational. The introduction of wireless communication has taken social interaction to an unprecedented level. Mobile technology allows people to communicate regardless of time or location, giving rise to a raft of contemporary etiquette concerns. Foremost among these concerns is consideration for the sensibilities of those in our physical presence when we take a call. Is it impolite, for example, to conduct a phone conversation whilst engaged in a carnal act? The contemporary socialite must also extend courtesy to the absent caller. Is it offensive to conduct a telephone conversation whilst using the toilet? This article offers guidance to the bewildered and brutish. 1. It is a truth universally acknowledged that cell phones must be switched off in the theatre. There is absolutely no excuse. Offenders shall be tarred and feathered. Obviously, this also applies to the cinema, the symphony and spoken word and performance art. Rock concerts and hip-hop shows are generally considered exempt, however, a punter with his fingers in his ears screaming "Huh? huh? huh?" into his cell is a frightful sight. 2. When piloting an automobile, use a hands-free device or resist answering incoming calls. Not only is it dangerous to talk and drive, it is illegal in many countries. Care should be taken not to incite road rage in other motorists. Furthermore, chatting vacuously on your cell while mounting the footpath will pique pedestrians. 3. Conducting loud cell phone conversations on public transport should be avoided at all costs. To believe that other commuters ought to be interested in your conversation is narcissistic at best, to subject travelers to your confabulation is an indulgence. Moreover, as one clever blogger puts it, there is a special circle of Hell reserved for people who, upon buying a new phone, cycle through every available tone on the bus or train on the way home. 4. When in the company of others, neither take nor make telephone calls. Nothing is more irksome than being spurned by a friend whose frequent cell phone conversations take precedence over live tete-a-tete. Answering an incoming call in an interview or business meeting is a faux-pas that is to be avoided at all costs. To observe basic cell phone etiquette is neither difficult nor inconvenient. Technology such as cell phones create many possibilities for the advancement of society; society is founded upon mutual regard for one another. Always refer to the fundamental principle of good manners: treat others as you yourself wish to be treated. As for holding a cell phone conversation on the toilet...ignorance is bliss. Article Source : http://www.articledashboard.com Emily Sims has published several articles on ringtones.foovely.com ringtone< culture, and mobile content related issues. Emily contributes to a weblog, blog.foovely.com The Foovely Files , which she hopes someone, somewhere is reading. ...


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