Vringo's Jon Medved launched Vringo, a mobile application that brings "video ringtones" to mobile phones. Yeah, that's right. Video ringtones. When you call your buddy, you can send or receive video clips that will appear as your ringtone. In a nutshell, Vringo allows users to share short video clips each time they make a phone call. Vringo is launching its service simultaneously at the AlwaysOn Media and Demo conferences. Vringo is now opening its private Beta program and hopes to invite the general public into the community soon.
You can choose from a variety of movies, trailers and comedy clips for free. Vringo also gives you the option for to capture your own video clips and use them free of charge.
Ok, let me get this straight... First we have mobile phone ringtones (which I hate), then we have paid Skype ringtones, VoIP ringback tones, and now we have video ringtones? When will this madness ever end? Can't we just talk on the phone without forcing our music or video tastes on someone? Seriously. What if I just want to talk to someone without Britney Spears music hurting my ears, or a Paris Hilton music video hurting my eyes. I mean, sheesh!
You can choose from a variety of movies, trailers and comedy clips for free. Vringo also gives you the option for to capture your own video clips and use them free of charge.
Ok, let me get this straight... First we have mobile phone ringtones (which I hate), then we have paid Skype ringtones, VoIP ringback tones, and now we have video ringtones? When will this madness ever end? Can't we just talk on the phone without forcing our music or video tastes on someone? Seriously. What if I just want to talk to someone without Britney Spears music hurting my ears, or a Paris Hilton music video hurting my eyes. I mean, sheesh!
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