First, download the RPC mp3 ringtones onto your computer.

Then, on your phone:

1. Click the bottom tab and select Android Market
2. Select Applications > Tools > Rings Extended
3. Install Rings Extended on your G1.
4. Connect your G1 to your Mac or PC via the included USB cable.
5. Drag ringtones (MP3 file) into the Music folder
6. Disconnect your G1 from your computer
7. Go to Settings > Sound & Display > Phone Ringtone > Rings Extended
8. Select your custom ringtone and press OK.

1. Go to this site: http://www.bitpim.org/#download

2. Download the latest version o BitPim and install it.

3. Once installed run it and click view –> Show File system.

4. Once you’ve done this open the file system directory and open the brew folder and then the mod folder

5. There will be many folders but the one you want is the second one down titled 10889.

6. Open it and then open the ringtones folder.

7. Find where you have saved your RCP Ringtone and simply drag and drop it into this folder.

8. Reboot your phone (turn it off, and then back on).

9. Enjoy your new RCP Ringtone!

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1. Transfer the ringtone in MP3 format to the MicroSD Card. Put the memory card into your phone.

2.From the menu, click “Media Gallery”, then “Sounds”. Once in the sounds folder click the options button and select “Move” (or Copy).

3. Select phone as the destination. The ringtone will copy from the MicroSD card to your phone.

4. Go back to the Media Gallery and listen to the ringtone. Select “options”, then “set as ringtone”. Specify which calls to apply the ringtone to from the menu.

5. Rinse and repeat.

Voila, ringtones galore.

1. Run the application “Active Sync” on your smartphone
2. Next on your XP PC run “active sync” (on vista it’s called Mobile Device Center)
3. Wait for your device to connect and go to “My Computer” and find your device
4. When you find your device’s folder open it and click on “Application Data”
5. Then click on “Sounds” folder and you will see that it is empty, but don’t worry that’s just because the default ringtones are encrypted
6. Drag and Drop or Copy and Paste your ringtones into this folder, this phone will hold a lot of ringtones
7. Now on your phone go to “Settings” then click “Sounds”
8. Now you can change all your ringtones to the one’s you just recently installed, if you don’t see yours just keep click the right button until it shows up, Microsoft includes so many unnecessary ringtones

1. the easiest way to transfer is with bluetooth, this way you don’t have to pay for data costs if you don’t have that on your plan. Also, my phone can’t receive MMS messages (or emails) that are over 100k, so bluetooth is the only way to transfer a decent quality and length ring. I use a bluetooth dongle.

2. turn on bluetooth on the phone by going to settings>bluetooth>activation

3. If you haven’t paired yet with your computer, you’ll have to use the bluetooth software that came with the dongle to inititate a file transfer.

4. Once you’re in, you should see the folders in the phone. I use “downloaded audio folder”

5. You basically just have to drag and drop the ringtones into that folder.

6. If you’re making your own ringtones, I have found that often the phone needs the ringtone to be saved in a bitrate 48kbps or lower, otherwise you get a weird FTP error on transfer, but for newer phone should be no prob.

7. Once on the phone, just go into “my media>Audio>Downloaded audio> and choose your ringtone, choose options>set as>ringtone

That’s it!

This method will be using a MicroSD card.

1. Download the ringtone to your computer. Save it to the MSD card (you will need a MSD reader/writer for this!)
2. Remove the MSD card.
3. Insert the MSD card into the MSD slot on the right side of the phone (There will be a small flap, flip it open.)
4. Go to the menu and choose My Audios. Select the ringtone from the list and choose options, then choose “Move/Copy”, then from that menu choose “Move”.
5. Choose Yes when the prompt asks you if you would like to move it to phone.
6. Go to “Menu”, then “Settings”, then “Sound”, and then “Ringers” to set it as your ringtone, with various options.

1.Make/download ringtone to computer
2.Connect phone to usb transfer cable
3.Start Motorola Phone Tools, phone will auto detect
3.Click on ‘transfer files’
4.Click on ‘audio files’
5.Browse PC for ringtone.
6.Highlight and click on arrow to phone icon.
7.Click the save botton, disconnect phone.

1. Email the mp3 ringtone as an attachment to phonenumber@vzwpix.com.
2. Open the text and hit the right soft key(options) and click on Save Ringtone
3. Save the ringtone (You can name it later by going into Get It Now and then my ringtones and options rename)
5. Go back to mainscreen and select “Menu”
6. Click “Settings & Tools”
7. Click “Sounds Settings”
8. Click”Alert Sounds”
9. Click “Ringtone”
10. Click The tone that was saved.

Download the mp3 or aac file to your computer and connect the phone to the PC with the USB data cable. Start Nokia PC Suite, a message will appear near your desktop clock that the phone is connected and its model will be shown. Go to My Computer and open N82 device. Open the Memory card explorer and copy the mp3 file into any folder on the memory card or in the phone memory. You can assign the sound to incoming voice or video calls, message, alarm and email alerts in Profiles.

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just connect your mobile in data transfer mode, right click on the file and send it to memory card.