does the curve have the capability to name person who is calling....

instead of a ringtone?

I think you can record your voice and set that as a "ringtone." I've never done it, but I think it can be done.

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Yes if you use the voice recorder feature you can set personalized ringtones for everyone. You would have to read the name but it will work.

Originally Posted by wannabecrack

instead of a ringtone?

aahhh... a nokia user are we?

Also try HOLLERID it works pretty good. You gotta buy it but well worth it.

I like to have people make their own ringers using voice notes. It's amazing how creative people can be!

I should do this. I'm sure they would be something like:

GF Calling: "Be prepared to stop at the store or she probably forgot to put something on the list"

Dad Calling: "Dad is at the pool and wants to talk about being retired while you sit in the office under flourescent bulbs"

Mom Calling: "Prepare to tell mom how the baby is doing"

Sister Calling: "If you don't have more than 15 minutes to spare, don't answer this call. Chatty Kathy is calling"

Work Calling: "Don't answer"

Originally Posted by RedWings

I should do this. I'm sure they would be something like:

GF Calling: "Be prepared to stop at the store or she probably forgot to put something on the list"

Dad Calling: "Dad is at the pool and wants to talk about being retired while you sit in the office under flourescent bulbs"

Mom Calling: "Prepare to tell mom how the baby is doing"

Sister Calling: "If you don't have more than 15 minutes to spare, don't answer this call. Chatty Kathy is calling"

Work Calling: "Don't answer"

HA! That is so funny!

Originally Posted by RedWings

I should do this. I'm sure they would be something like:

GF Calling: "Be prepared to stop at the store or she probably forgot to put something on the list"

Dad Calling: "Dad is at the pool and wants to talk about being retired while you sit in the office under flourescent bulbs"

Mom Calling: "Prepare to tell mom how the baby is doing"

Sister Calling: "If you don't have more than 15 minutes to spare, don't answer this call. Chatty Kathy is calling"

Work Calling: "Don't answer"

LMAO....

mine would go a little bit like :

BF/Hubby calling: "be prepared to know off hand what you will be doing later"

sister calling: "here comes the drama, don't pick up, let it go to voicemail"

Mom calling: "be prepared to shell out some money"

Work calling: "slowly, step away from the phone and let it go to voicemail"

Wow....it worked! This is something I was hoping to get to work as well!

I went to Voice recorder, recorded a message, set as a ring tone, then went to a contact (my home number) and selected Edit, custom ring tone, hit browse (at top of list) select "voice notes" then selected the one I recorded, save!

I then called from my house phone to my BB, and voila it played the one I recorded!

Thank you to the OP for posting this question and all who answered! :p

Originally Posted by RedWings

I should do this. I'm sure they would be something like:

GF Calling: "Be prepared to stop at the store or she probably forgot to put something on the list"

Dad Calling: "Dad is at the pool and wants to talk about being retired while you sit in the office under flourescent bulbs"

Mom Calling: "Prepare to tell mom how the baby is doing"

Sister Calling: "If you don't have more than 15 minutes to spare, don't answer this call. Chatty Kathy is calling"

Work Calling: "Don't answer"

Loved it.....way to funny!

I thought I'd share a method I used in the past to create ringtones with voice. At this site (cant post urls yets so google att text speech) you can type in a some text and select a voice, then you can save it as a wav file. Then I used audacity (just google it again) a free program for editing audio files. It will allow you to mix audio together so you could overlay the voice on top of music etc...

Originally Posted by Shao128

I thought I'd share a method I used in the past to create ringtones with voice. At this site (cant post urls yets so google att text speech) you can type in a some text and select a voice, then you can save it as a wav file. Then I used audacity (just google it again) a free program for editing audio files. It will allow you to mix audio together so you could overlay the voice on top of music etc...

I wish I had time to do that sort of stuff... oh wait I have time to type this up so....... :p