Do you use custom ringtones? (Poll of the Week)

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For the first few years that cell phones were around, custom ringtones were all the rage. Nowadays, I never hear custom ringtones out in public.

My colleague Nick wrote a wonderful piece on custom ringtones, which I’d advise you to check out. Seriously, it’ll give you a blast from the past.

What about you? Do you use custom ringtones on your phone? Cast your vote in the poll, and tell us in the comments which ringtone you’re using.

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