Monty Solomon (monty@roscom.com) Thu, 9 Dec 2004 08:16:28 -0500

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T-Mobile USA Launches CallerTunes -- the First Nationwide Ringback Tone Service That Lets Users 'Represent Their Style' BELLEVUE, Wash.--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Dec. 8, 2004-- Initial Trial Offer Gives 30 Days Use of the Innovative Service, and Alicia Keys Bonus CallerTune "Karma" At No Extra Charge T-Mobile USA subscribers across the country now can ditch the dull switchboard ring that their callers hear, in favor of a tune that represents their unique style, with the launch today of T-Mobile's ringback tone service -- CallerTunes(TM). T-Mobile is the first company to launch a ringback tone service nationwide. If you use ringtones, your wireless phone 'rings' with your favorite song or other audio clip when someone is calling. That's great for you, of course, but the people calling you still hear the old, dull ring until you answer the phone. Now that has changed. As a CallerTunes subscriber, you can select audio clips for the people calling you to hear before you answer the phone -- whether it's for specific individuals, groups of friends, or at specific times of the day -- giving you hundreds of ways to represent your style. - http://finance.lycos.com/home/news/story.asp?story=45495352

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