Welcome to the HowardForums: Your Mobile Phone Community & Resource.
HowardForums is discussion board dedicated to mobile phones with over 1,000,000 members and growing!
For your convenience HowardForums is divided into 7 main sections; marketplace, phone manufacturers, carriers, smartphones/PDAs, general phone discussion, buy sell trade and general discussions. Just scroll down to see them!
Only registered members may post questions, contact other members or search our database of over 8 million posts. Why don't you join us today!
If you have time check out our sister sites: HowardChui.com - Where you can find the latest mobile phone news and reviews. HowardChui.com phone gallery - See interesting pictures of phones that we've taken. HowardForums Wiki - Our Mobile Phone Encylopedia. Niknon.com - Our sister site about Digital Photography. SlowFo.com - General Discussion.
I think there's a default one that goes off right after you missed a call and that's it--there's no reminder for it (unfortunately) and there's no good way to change that sound either.
Unfortunately not. You might be able to do something with the actual sound file somewhere deep in the firmware if you hack around in it by connecting the phone to a computer and using some application to access it, but that might be the only way to do it (if that even works).
Phone(s):
1: Lg vx8300 (loving it)
2: Lg vx6100
3: Lg vx4500
Provider(s):
verizon
Joined: Sep 2006
Posts: 35
Quote:
Originally Posted by C DM
Unfortunately not. You might be able to do something with the actual sound file somewhere deep in the firmware if you hack around in it by connecting the phone to a computer and using some application to access it, but that might be the only way to do it (if that even works).
wow, because on this verizon site this live sales person is saying otherwise
wow, because on this verizon site this live sales person is saying otherwise
And what would that be?
Aside from that, VZW (or even any) representatives are often not exactly informed and/or know something incorrectly, so, unfortunately, it's not unusual to get wrong information that way.
08-17-2009, 16:44
Linear Mode
