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Ringtone History

Did you know that the first ringtone was invented in 1994? That's so far back most US cell phones were car mounted or Motorola brick phones that didn't even support multiple ringers. The US has always lagged behind the European companies in terms of cell phone technology. This is mainly based on the large US footprint which requires major tower upgrades to support new phones and features.

In 1994, Nokia featured "Gran Vals" by Francisco Tarrega on it's wireless phones. The classical melody became so popular that it became a standard ring tone in the Nokia line of cell phones. With the success of "Gran Vals", Nokia began introducing other ringtones by 1997. A major breakthrough occurred in 2002 when Nokia produced the 3510 model that supported 4-polyphonic tones. By the end of the year, this was expanded to support 24-polyphinic tones, although this was eventually reduced to 16. By now people had the chance to customize their cell phone.

In a unique twist, 2005 became the year that the ringback tone was created. With the ringback tone you can customize the ringing sound someone hears when they call you. Most phones support the ability to assign different ringback tones to specific people in your address book.

Today many phones support monophonic, polyphonic, and mp3 (or real/true) ringtones. Millions of cell phones are sold every year and they only come in a few basic models and colors. The only real way to customize you cell phone is to add a custom ringtone. This helps express your own personality as well as distinguish your phone ringer from others' when in a crowded room.

Differences In Ringtone Types

Monophonic: Monophonic ringtones are the original type of ringtones. Older phones may only have monophonic support. A monophonic ring tone is one that uses a series of beeps to create a unique sound. The beeps can vary in pitch and duration to create a familiar sound.

Polyphonic: Polyphonics ringtones are created with multiple melodies. This ringtones are more advanced that monophonic ringtones and provide better music quality. Polyphonic ring tones where adapted from MIDI sound files. For this reason they can only reproduce musical sounds, so realistic sounds such as musical vocals, sound effects, and animal noises can't be reproduced. Most new phones support polyphonic ring tones.

MP3: The most advanced type of ringtone is the mp3 ring tone. This is also commonly referred to as realtones, music tones, or true tones. Once the ringtone became a popular method of customizing your cell phone, most new phone support mp3 ringtones. This ringtones are created from real music, so they are nearly CD quality. These are the only types of ringers that will reproduce vocal sounds and sound effects accurately.