PUBLIC MARKS from adfunk with tag cingular

Sometimes, when I hear a nice foreign song playing in a cafe, or at the marketplace, I wish I know what song it is so that I can have it playing on my cellphone. Although I’m not a big fan of South American songs (partially because I am not familiar with the language), I do find the tunes and rhythm suitable for my taste: not too heavy, not too complicated, just simple and easy listening. Then it struck me, why not just go to a website that allows me to “baixar toques” (download ringtones)?

I’ve always had a problem with finding a website that provides Free ringtones. Some sites say it gives free ringtones, but what I get is either out dated, partial, low quality, or downright horrible music arrangements..and the site tells me that I have to make a payment or subscription in order to get the better quality/full version of the ring tones I want. Is it that hard to find a site that truly gives me value for money offers?

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1. Ask around about the best carrier. Coverage and call quality vary widely between the six national carriers. The carriers will tell you that they're perfect, so ask neighbors, friends, and co-workers about who has the best coverage where you live, work and travel. 2. Pay attention to battery life. A dead phone is no phone at all, so look for a phone's "continuous talk time" rating. Assume you'll be able to go a day without charging for each hour of talk time.