i know how to use bluetooth to send a ringtone via bluetooth to a phone from another phone but i have a T Mobile and when i try to send some ringtones to my friend who has a SPRINT a900 and it says that it is unsupported media type and when he makes his own by trimming mp3’s and putting them on his phone using a usb cable, he can’t put them as ringtones… what format do sprint phones use as ringtones.. i personally don’t like Sprint Phones because you basically have to go to the web to download everything that they send you like pictures and other things.. sprint just wants to make money and don’t care much about the people.?? so help please.. thank you all

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i have a new phone i bought with bluetooth

the service is U.S. cellular and the phone is a kyocera

i wanna know if it cost money to use bluetooth and get some ringers and stuff from other people

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I’m in the market of getting a new laptop, and I’ve been building one with Dell because they are having a good deal. But I’m wondering should I put in bluetooth capability? All I have right now is a cell phone that uses it, and I haven’t used anything else with bluetooth yet. Is bluetooth going to be something extremely important in the near future (3-4 years), that I should just fork the money over for it?

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