Information about Various Terms Related to Mobiles!

[Vishal Gupta]

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Polyphonic Ringtones-

A polyphonic ringtone is just like a regular ringtone except that you can play several notes at the same time, for a more musical result. Polyphonic ringtones can sound just like a small orchestra with several different instruments and sound effects.

Real Tones-

While mono is just a tune with a single instrument, a polyphonic tune is several different instruments and sound effects, a Real tone can be the original playback of a song, sounds of birds or animals etc that can be used as a ringtone.

Wallpapers-

Colorful images which can be set as a background on your handset. Wallpaper concept comes from the PC where u can store an image as a background on your desktop. Bring your phone alive with the rich colors!

Animations-

Animated images which can be downloaded and sent to others. Some phones support storing it as a wall paper.

Color Logos -

These images appear on top of the screen and can be used to express yourself.

Themes-

Supported on very few handsets like Nokia 6600, this allows you to change the look and feel of your user interface.

Video-

These are Small video clips, which can be downloaded and viewed on the handsets. This is different from Video streaming.

Video Ringtones-

Forget the old Ringtones, now you can use videos as ringtones. When the user gets a call, a hi-quality video plays on the screen along with amazing sounds. Videos could be hilarious clips, horror movies, music videos, or just about everything!

Sms Tones-

SMS Tones are ringtones that have been designed for SMS alerts. Replace the boring sms alert on your phone with the new and cool sms alerts.

wallGenie-

wallGenie is a one of a kind application that allows a user to custom-make and individualize his or her Wallpaper. It enables a user to enter text and this will be inserted on the wallpaper. This text would merge seamlessly with the Wallpaper and appear as if it was originally this way.

Source : CellOne

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