Download (by cuteblonde91, Jan 18th, 2009) To download the ringtone into your computer, just right click on the Download link, and then choose "Save as target...".
how do you save this sound file? (by john walker, Jan 18th, 2009) how do you save this sound file?
Great sound! (by forestgum, Jul 20th, 2007) It's great! That's the first time I heard this tune!
Impressive (by nautin, Jul 13th, 2007) It is so impressive! Let's try it!
Submarine Dive Horn (by billyoung, Jul 9th, 2007) I'll set it alarm to wake me up.
Ringtones tip up for your car
By Tony Dennis in Las Vegas
THE GUY who dreamt up the idea of adding ringtones to your car won the first
annual D.O.C award here at CES, Las Vegas. There was some immediate dispute as
to how original the idea was. But by CES 2007, Jack Conrad's idea will have
become a reality.
The objective with this invention is to provide a vehicle with a distinctive
audible identification - just like a mobile phone's ringtone. Indeed, there are
plans to let users download voice files or MP3s so that they can truly
personalize the device.
So when you forget exactly where you parked your car in a multi-storey car park,
you stand some chance of finding it again.
The Design, Originality and Creativity (D.O.C.) award was sponsored by Digital
Innovations and Conrad's entry - called horn tunes - beat off hundreds of other
entries to win a $10,000 prize.
Crucially, Conrad's design will be turned into a shippable product which Digital
Innovations expects to distribute through its 35,000 retail outlets worldwide.
Rick Mazursky, CEO with Digital Innovations, claimed there will be separate
versions for different international markets. He also estimated it would cost
around $20 and be totally self-installed.
One hack cruelly suggested that a similar product - called drive tones - already
existed but Digital Innovations claimed to have found nothing similar that sells
through retail channels.
ringtone (by anthony, Mar 20th, 2009)
