Andre LouisListening to old Nokia ringtones from the N95, which was the last phone I got near the end of 2007 and being way more impressed by the quality compared to most of today's offerings from the big companies. Apple, Samsung, Google etc, you have a lot to learn and you've had years to do it. Still not impressed.
Rachel keyte@FreakyFwoof I've got the archive of the Nokia ringtones which you had compiled. Really cool!
@Rachelk No idea how old that is, there are hundreds of phones in the archive these days so you probably don't have a lot, if you downloaded years ago.
@FreakyFwoof Oh wow, no idea. Probably in about 2006 or seven or something. I'll have to go and revisit that
Martin from Toronto@FreakyFwoof @Rachelk So many ringtones!
@FreakyFwoof @Rachelk Hehehe. I wonder what sort of cocophony you would get by playing them all at the same time?
@FreakyFwoof @mcourcel I wonder if there's any new ringtones in iOS 18
Borris@mcourcel @Rachelk @SorenApplicati1 @FreakyFwoof Even if they are disappointing, which is usually the case, if new ringtones show up, they usually don’t appear until the gold master builds anyway.
@BorrisInABox @mcourcel @Rachelk @SorenApplicati1 I do like some of the new? iOS 17 notification sounds, and that you can finally change stupid Tritone for something else. PS. Tritone is not even a tritone it's misleading. Anyway...
@FreakyFwoof @mcourcel @Rachelk @SorenApplicati1 Someone who knows even less about music theory than I do clearly named that thing.
@BorrisInABox @FreakyFwoof @mcourcel @Rachelk @SorenApplicati1 Is it not truly called a tritone because the three tones that are present do not occur at the same time?