Need Beta Testers For Ringtones For TREOs/Centros/etc

[tuneusin]

Hey everyone,

We are new to the site, and need a little feedback to see if you can download ringtones to your TREO devices over the air.

Our website is TuneUsIn.com.

Basically, long intro short, what we do is offer services of converting mp3's into ringtones and hosting them on our site for everyone to download.

There is no charge, no signup, nothing of that nature at all. You may want to make sure that you have an unlimited data plan though.

Anyways, we are needing to know what challenges, if any, Palm device users are having downloading ringtones over the air from the site.

You can simply go to tuneusin.com from your Palm browser, go to ringtones, and download from there. They are listed by genre making it easy to find the type of ringtone you want (And a search feature will be implemented in the coming days).

If you could please, post in this thread with the type of Palm device that you have, your carrier, and whether or not you were able to succesfully download ringtones from the site, and of course, any questions, concerns, comments that you may have.

We have been a well-known name in the BlackBerry community for quite sometime now, and are looking to expand our services to other smartphone owners.

Thanks for your time reading this any any feedback you can give us.

The TuneUsIn Staff.

[plunker]

hmm... I clicked on the free ringtones on the right of your site and one downloaded from them. I had to use minitones to convert it into palms ringtone folder. Tried again and realized it was just one freebe...

I followed your directions to select catogory then ringtone to download but it just plays the ringtone...I must be missing something. I am using a computer I did not try my phone directly to your site..if I get time I will try it.

It dloads to your phone...asks to save to card or realplayer then you have to use a program (minitones) to insert into palm folder....Do you guys have a converter?

[tuneusin]

Hmm...guess we need to get our hands on a palm OS device to figure it out.

What type of device are you using?