2004-01-06, 11:06 | Link #2 | |
shush! I was only helping
Join Date: Dec 2003
Location: Under ur skin
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sorry cant help but, i want some aswell. but i'll look for you ok? |
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2004-01-06, 11:15 | Link #3 |
Afflicted by the vanities
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Join Date: Feb 2003
Location: Fish-shape Paumanok
Age: 36
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My ringtone is the theme from Evangelion ^^
There are better songs, of course, but I thought it would be fun if my phone rang and another anime fan recognized the tune. It's easy to make ringtones, especially on a Nokia. Just press the buttons until you get the right sound, then proceed to the next note Also, polyphonic ringtones can be made from MIDIs, so search for anime MIDIs. Conversion: http://hk.geocities.com/ringtone2307/ (monotone) http://www.convert-ringtones.com/ (polyphonic)
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2004-01-06, 17:25 | Link #5 | |
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Join Date: Dec 2003
Location: Melbourne, Australia
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2004-01-07, 09:24 | Link #6 | |
The original echhi!!
Join Date: Jan 2003
Location: were anime is unknown........UK
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2004-01-12, 16:03 | Link #9 | |
Gomen asobase desuwa!
Join Date: Nov 2003
Age: 43
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NTT DoCoMo: http://www.nttdocomo.co.jp/english/p...cts/index.html KDDI au: http://www.au.kddi.com/english/product/index.html J-Phone (Vodaphone): http://www.vodafone.jp/english/products/index.html unfortunately, the English sites have less tech info on the enormous features that these cell phones carry in comparison to the Japanese counterpart. For example, the newest NTT DoCoMo phone, the F505i, the Japanese site explains that this phone has a built in GPS navigation system, a built in TV-tuner, and a barcode reader (so if you scan the barcode of a manga in shop, the cell phone reads the barcode and automatically redirects you to a internet site that gives a broad review of that manga). On the other hand, the English site only gives an explanation that this can take pictures at a high resolution and can take movies as well. I guess the webpage designers have a biased judgment that English speaking users of this cell phone will never truly understand all the bells and whistles like the Japanese users do. On the J-Phone (Vodaphone) side, it seems to be that the English webpage has much more outdated cell phones when compared to the page that shows the more recent product lineups in Japanese. In Japan, about more than half of the Japanese population carries cell phones. The latest fad right now is cell phones that have built-in TV tuners with wireless access to cable guides (GPS navigation is so six months old ^^) Sometime in the spring of this year, cell phones that carry "teiki" info (bi-annual train pass) will start to show up...meaning that people will just scan their cell phone on top a train ticket reading scanner. With NTT DoCoMo looking towards 4G FOMA, we will probably be seeing cell phone with wireless capabilities as fast as Wireless-G...or even bluetooth. |
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2004-01-13, 10:00 | Link #12 | |
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Location: Melbourne, Australia
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2004-01-14, 16:31 | Link #13 | |
Gomen asobase desuwa!
Join Date: Nov 2003
Age: 43
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Therefore, it maybe good that our cell phones are far advanced. On the other hand, it sucks that our cell phones can't be used anywhere else. Double-edged sword. |
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2004-01-14, 18:30 | Link #14 |
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so you couldn't call other countries with them? Or could you. Either way, it's still cool.
There are many services here that barely cover 1/4 or less of the country (ehem... T-Mobile i think, or maybe its sprint). That's not too good. I'll be getting a phone in about a week with a pretty good service (Verizon). By the way, about how much does service/ the phone itself cost in Japan? That's pretending you get "the best" phone available. |
2004-01-15, 05:59 | Link #15 | ||
I refuse to die dammit!
Join Date: Nov 2003
Location: UK
Age: 47
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Unfortunately what this means is that not only is the system that Japanese "Keitai Denwa's" (Mobile Phones) operate on different to the Western countries systems, so is the transmitting frequency for making and receiving calls! Therefore a Japanese mobile phone is pretty much useless (as a phone) outside of Japan (I think Korea and parts of China might use the same system though). Placing International calls from Japan using a Japanese mobile phone is pretty simple (provided you have not blocked this facility from your handset). Whereas using your Japanese mobile in any country rather than Japan is nigh on impossible! Quote:
Man I'm sure one day those things are gonna achieve self awareness As a final point there is an upnote to all this, and that is the so called "3G" phones. These "3rd Generation" mobiles are slowly being phased in in countries such as Japan and the UK with other countries to follow. NTT Docomo and (to a lesser extent J-Phone) have a huge advantage over "ordinary" handset providers with their technology and applications and as such have made many international commitments to introducing their technology (if not handsets) to the world market. For example NTT Docomo have a fairly substancial investment in the Hutchison-Telecom "3" 3G network over here in the UK (check out the website for handsets, http://www.three.co.uk/) which is still in its infancy, but as a result there are already videophone capable handsets on the UK highstreets. Therefore with NTT Docomo being one of Japans most sucessful performers in recent years hopefully you too can look forward to seeing implementations of their cutting edge technology in your own country someday soon...... /waits for i-mode............ |
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2004-01-15, 12:40 | Link #17 | |
I refuse to die dammit!
Join Date: Nov 2003
Location: UK
Age: 47
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When I was in Japan I had a Panasonic J-Phone (which I still have) even now (nearly 4 years later) some of the things about it still impress (such as battery life, voice activation, weight etc).......... I read up a bit about NTT Docomo's current situation it appears that initailly they lost a lot of the investment they made abroad (through development etc) however now they have i-mode up and running in 6 European countries (with the UK hopefully to follow soon). Apparently they also had a rather interesting problem in Japan when they launched their 3G handsets. Hackers were able to use a limited no of the models of handsets to launch DOS attacks! Apart from a couple of other hiccups things seem to be going a lot better now. With the launch of any new technology there is always bound to be a couple of slip ups! |
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2004-01-16, 00:24 | Link #19 |
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Join Date: Dec 2003
Location: Arlington
Age: 47
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I suggest you either compose your own as it will take less time than hunting a good one down. Or get a phone that has mp3 capabilities via a multimedia card or such. I'm currently using an N-Gage and have Little by Little - Tasuku (Naruto) for my ringtone. Also nice is having anime wallpaper backgrounds. There's alot more this thing can do, but you'll need a provider that uses SIM card technology.
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2004-10-12, 14:07 | Link #20 |
I'm Unstoppable
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Anime Ringtones anyone?
Ummm I have been looking around for a while. I just wanted to know, hopefully this thing doesnt get deleted by the Admins and I get Yelled at
But I'm just wondering if anyone knows of any good anime sites that have ringtones for an LG VX-6000 I'd be really thankful. |
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