Completely cool. I liked the bleeps and bytes. Is that right? I'm just giggling with glee! My mind automatically started playing the theme from 2001: A Space Odyessy when I read the title of this thread though. Here is a link that might be useful: 2001's theme

Every phone just about has a different menu system and there are probably dozens of Nokia phones. The chances of finding someone here who knows how is slim. How about consulting the manual, or go to Nokia online and see if they have a Help forum, or call Customer Service and ask them how, or stop by a Nokia phone store and have them show you.

We still have a land-line but we don't have call waiting or caller ID. Imagine this, I just pick up the phone (when I feel like it) without knowing who is calling! I'm a risk taker and a rebel. I recently switched to a pay-as-you-go plan since I so rarely use my cell phone. There is a time and a place and sometimes a need for cell phone. I think most people do use their cell phone appropriately in public. But it's the one's who don't that can drive you crazy. Like the ones making/taking calls at the grocery story & then act like the REST of us are rude for going about our business & making it hard for them to hear. I guess I fit right into that Cornell study. I can tune out 2 people talking, cause I know they're not talking to me, but have more trouble tuning out the one-sided conversation. And the crazy stuff you hear! Personal details that shouldn't be shared while standing in line at Staples or the ever-exciting-so-glad-you-called "what are you doing? I'm in line at Staples". I have 2 phone addicted sisters. One checks her Iphone, texts, surfs the web 20+ times a hour. The other makes calls. I mostly ignore them & go about my business. I guess they wore me down and it doesn't bother me anymore. Texting is better because it's quiet but can still be rude if it means ignoring the person sitting there for texting something like "I'm in line at Staples" versus "meet me at the ER". I worry that texting's prevalence and general acceptance means more teens, those inexperienced drivers, will think it's fine to do while they're driving. And not just teen drivers, of course, but all drivers. I don't think calling & driving is a good idea but texting & looking down at a screen has got to be even worse. Sure, sure you only plan to look down for a second, like when changing the radio station, but what if it's a long text? or long response?

check your service providers website most offer ring tones that you can select by your phone model and it will be sent by them directly to your phone and they will charge you a small fee to your phone bill one time for that ring tone. I did that years ago with one of my old phones that was not a smart phone I think it was 99c .