ringtones. If a cell phone is fairly new it almost undoubtedly is capable of loading any ringtones and probably already has a good supply of notes in its memory already.
Ringtones are more easily understood when you understand how cell phones work. The brain of the cell phone is its microprocessor. Ringtones work with your cell phone's microprocessor and memory to create a distinctive musical presentation when someone calls your phone. Your phone, much like your computer, uses its microprocessor to tell it what to do and control all it does and works with memory where the programs are stored. Ringtones are individual programs for your phone that get placed into your cell phone memory to be brought out by the microprocessor when your phone receiver gets the message that a call is coming in.
If a cell phone is fairly new it almost undoubtedly is capable of loading any ringtones and probably already has a good supply of notes in its memory already. What the ringtone program needs to do is just tell the microprocessor to use a selected speed, selected notes and in a selected order to make the ringtone you have chosen. These notes can be varied so much when using these features that you have a vast number of ringtone options for your phone.
