Do you ever wish you could know who is calling you without having to actually look at who’s calling you? If you are like me, you probably have a lot of contacts on your phone, and sometimes it can be ...

When it comes to selecting ringtones for our Android smartphones the options are nearly limitless. Of course you can always go into settings and choose a pre-made ringtone, but here we’ll explain how ...

Making custom ringtones on our phones isn’t anything new, but with today’s devices, the process is now easier than ever. Here, we’ll show you how to make a custom ringtone for your Android device ...

Setting a custom ringtone for a specific contact is a fun and common way to tell incoming calls and messages apart, and soon, on Android, Google will apparently be making it much easier to do this.

Your phone's ringtone can say a lot about your personality. The default ringtone that comes with your Android phone isn't always going to feel like it's right for you. You might find it annoying, too ...

We recently detailed how to make custom ringtones to use on Android smartphones and tablets, and as a follow up to that below we’ll be explaining how to set these ringtones for specific contacts.

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The Android O Developer Preview has simplified the way in which custom ringtones, alarm sounds, and notification sounds can be assigned. In previous versions of stock Android, the process of adding a ...

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Ringtones have been around since the first telephones, and for the most part, they all sound rather similar — an electronic emulation of the ringing of bells that were connected to landline telephones ...