How To: Use Any MP3 File As A Free Ringtone
I get a lot of requests to add ringtones to BoostApps. Unfortunately that’s not possible. The Sprint developer tool that I use to send apps and games to user’s phones doesn’t do ringtones. However I’ve found a relatively easy way to make very loud, high quality ringtones from any .mp3 music files that you own and send them to your Boost or Nextel iDEN phone. Here’s how:
Prerequisites:
- A Boost or Nextel Motorola phone that has Bluetooth such as the i776, i465, i856, i9, i870, i880 or i885
- A PC or laptop that supports Bluetooth. If yours doesn’t Bluetooth USB adapters are cheap. Here’s one on Amazon for $4.49 including shipping
. These instructions are based on using Windows XP because that’s what I have. All of this should be possible on other OSes but you will have to adapt the instructions yourself.
- An MP3, WAV, AIFF, OGG or FLAC music file that you would like to use as a ringtone.
Proceedure:
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