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Fri May 24, 2002 - 12:33 PM EDT - By Marcus Adolfsson | |
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Since the Treo was introduced, several companies have produced applications that
improve the Treo in many different ways. Today we are going to take a look at
some of these applications, starting with Ringtone Mangers.
The Treo only comes with a few ringtones, and none of them are very exciting.
With a Ringtone Manger application you can added new tones and features to the
Treo.
One
of the first Ringtone Managers released was
MonkeyRinger by Primate Systems ($6.95). MonkeyRinger lets you compose,
edit, and install new ringtones onto your Treo. The program features a full tone
composition module that lets you compose ringtones on a virtual keyboard.
Electric Pocket has
Ringo ($9.95), already in version 2.0. Ringo also features a virtual keyboard for composing
ringtones. In addition, Ringo lets you set personal ringtones for individuals or
groups. However, you need to add each person to Ringo's own database before they
can be recognized.
Finally
we have
TC
Ringer ($14.95 with five free ringtones of your choice). Yes, I am a bit
biased here since TC Ringer was my concept, but it is a great application. With
TC Ringer you can easily assign ringtones to both groups and individuals - so
you will know who is calling just by the tone played. And TC Ringer works in
conjunction with your existing Address Book, so it is very easy and convenient
to configure. You simply assign a ring tone to individual or group from your
Address Book, and when they call TC Ringer's Caller ID recognition matches the
person with your assigned ring tone, and starts playing the right tone.
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