Nothing says friendship like sharing that ringtone you picked up and sending it your friends. But how exactly do you do that? What do you need to do in order to make sure they get it? What apps or equipment do you need? Here, we answer "How do I send a ringtone from my Android to another?"
Sharing is Caring
Have you ever been somewhere, heard a cell phone go off, and wondered where that person got that particular ringtone? Cell phone technology has advanced from giant and bulky handsets to the slim and portable smartphone tech that we have now. Along with that advance has come the ability to customize your phone however you want it. One aspect is to personalize your ringtone -- that is the sound that goes off when someone calls you. Most people aren't that excited about the standard phone ring, so many either download or make their own.
But if your friend has an Android phone and you want their ringtone on your Android phone you may have wondered - "How do I send a ringtone from my Android to another?" There are actually several ways in which you can share ringtones with your friends and this article looks at three different ways - e-mail, Bluetooth, and third party apps.
How Do I Send a RIngtone from My Android to Another?
As mentioned, there are a few ways in which you can share ringtones, pictures, music, and other things with your Android cell phone. Some basic and easy ways include using Bluetooth technology, e-mail, and third party apps like Bump.
Bluetooth
Bluetooth is a radio technology that allows for sharing of information and data in a short radius. While not as big or popular as Wi-Fi (which allows us to work wherever), it is still a popular technology that enables a wide variety of usage. There are Bluetooth printers and of course, Bluetooth headsets. In terms of sharing ringtones, most cell phones now support Bluetooth.
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