Ringtones are considered rude in a busy urban area especially inside subway trains. So most people just keep the phone in silent mode. Plus we don’t really do real phone calls as often anymore.
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Not in 2007.
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90pi has an interesting episode about the development of ringtones:https://99percentinvisible.org/episode/all-rings-considered/ …
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That was a forecast in 2009 I ask myself how the actual numbers looked...
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Just found a graph from 2019. So yes seems like Ringtone market really suffered during the smartphone decade.pic.twitter.com/5y7yWVLsfD
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It was not iPhone which killed it. I didn’t have iPhone until 2014 but I stopped downloading ringtones 2005 or so. I got bored with them like everybody else, it was not cool any more and Symbian had dozens of them pre-installed. Not everything is about iPhone and Apple!
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‘Pharaoh dreamed that he stood by the river, and out came seven fat cattle, who fed in the reed-grass. And then seven lean cattle came up out of the river and ate the seven fat cattle, and Pharaoh awoke.’pic.twitter.com/PRrndwmq5J
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