How to Download Bluetooth Ring Tones to My Motorola V3 Via a USB Cable
The Motorola V3 is a discontinued Razr cell phone that comes with email access, instant messaging and preinstalled ring tones. Some may find these ring tones to be generic. Instead, they may want to download their own ring tones. Bluetooth ring tones are ideal for adding a personal touch to your Motorola V3. Most Bluetooth ring tones are downloadable from the Internet through a USB cable and your Motorola sync software. Since the ring tones are Bluetooth capable, you have the option to transfer them to any other phone with a Bluetooth connection. This makes ring tone swapping enjoyable among friends.
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Instructions
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Choose the website from which you want to download your Bluetooth ring tones. Options include My Bluetooth World, Schnozberry and Myxer.
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Search for ring tones by category, genre, artist or song. Type in the name of a song or artist for which you are searching.
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Click on the song of your choice. Select to download the song to your computer. Click "Save As" and choose a destination on your computer. Repeat the process for additional songs.
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Insert one end of your USB cable into your Motorola cell phone's USB port. Insert the other end of the cable into your computer's USB port.
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Insert your Motorola sync software into your computer's disk drive. Wait for the software to start automatically.
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Search for the downloaded song in your Motorola sync manager. A list of your computer's files and folders will appear. Using your mouse, drag and hold the song to the synchronization panel. Depending on your software, you may have the option to select "Synchronize."
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Click "Synchronize Now." Wait for the process to complete. Disconnect your USB cable from your computer and Motorola phone.
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Click "OK" or the menu soft key on your phone. Navigate to "Tools" and "Media." Locate the ring tone on your list. Go to "Options" and "Set As Ring Tone."
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Tips & Warnings
Use different ring tones to set for different contacts on your cell phone.
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