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The Fuss About The Mosquito Ring Tone
The mosquito ring tone is becoming all the rage for teens who want to smuggle their cell phones into classes. This new ring tone is believed to be the best way to "hear" incoming calls and text messages without adults in the room detecting the commotion.
The mosquito ring tone operates at a high frequency that many adults cannot hear. Mimicking the sound of an actual mosquito, many are apt to believe it's the bug and not a phone if they do detect the ring.
While the mosquito ring tone can be a great way to avoid disallowed cell phone detection in the classroom, the simple truth is many schools are starting to allow them. Of course, the rules generally state they must be turned off or to vibrate while school is in session.
Although some adults can, in fact, hear the mosquito ring tone, this particular download is highly popular. Finding the mosquito ring tone has become rather easy. It is available through many different Internet download sites, from some cell phone companies and even in some case for direct download onto a phone itself.
To use the mosquito ring tone, a cell phone user needs to:
%u2022 Make sure their phone model accepts downloads. If the phone is Internet capable, it almost certainly will accept them. Some models, however, cannot surf the net, nor can they hook into a computer. Check the model before trying to buy a mosquito ring tone. There are lots of free mosquito ring tone options available, as well. Checking these out can save a little money.
%u2022 Set the phone to ring at this tone. This is generally done through the "ring tone" settings on a cell phone. Exactly what wording and buttons will need to be pushed will depend on the make and model of phone in question.
When using the mosquito ring tone to stay out of trouble in class, students might want to:
%u2022 Take care that teachers really can't hear them! The belief is that teachers over the age of 30 have difficulty hearing this frequency. This simply is not always the case. What's more, a lot of teachers are in their early 20s, so beware.
%u2022 Make sure the user can hear it. High frequency hearing loss isn't at all uncommon even in younger people. Check to make sure the ring is one that can actually be detected. If it's not, consider the vibrate option. As long as the phone's stowed in a pocket or purse, the user should be able to feel it without anyone else hearing it.
Despite some potential shortcomings, the mosquito ring tone is a pretty neat idea. In fact, it's creat
The mosquito ring tone operates at a high frequency that many adults cannot hear. Mimicking the sound of an actual mosquito, many are apt to believe it's the bug and not a phone if they do detect the ring.
While the mosquito ring tone can be a great way to avoid disallowed cell phone detection in the classroom, the simple truth is many schools are starting to allow them. Of course, the rules generally state they must be turned off or to vibrate while school is in session.
Although some adults can, in fact, hear the mosquito ring tone, this particular download is highly popular. Finding the mosquito ring tone has become rather easy. It is available through many different Internet download sites, from some cell phone companies and even in some case for direct download onto a phone itself.
To use the mosquito ring tone, a cell phone user needs to:
%u2022 Make sure their phone model accepts downloads. If the phone is Internet capable, it almost certainly will accept them. Some models, however, cannot surf the net, nor can they hook into a computer. Check the model before trying to buy a mosquito ring tone. There are lots of free mosquito ring tone options available, as well. Checking these out can save a little money.
%u2022 Set the phone to ring at this tone. This is generally done through the "ring tone" settings on a cell phone. Exactly what wording and buttons will need to be pushed will depend on the make and model of phone in question.
When using the mosquito ring tone to stay out of trouble in class, students might want to:
%u2022 Take care that teachers really can't hear them! The belief is that teachers over the age of 30 have difficulty hearing this frequency. This simply is not always the case. What's more, a lot of teachers are in their early 20s, so beware.
%u2022 Make sure the user can hear it. High frequency hearing loss isn't at all uncommon even in younger people. Check to make sure the ring is one that can actually be detected. If it's not, consider the vibrate option. As long as the phone's stowed in a pocket or purse, the user should be able to feel it without anyone else hearing it.
Despite some potential shortcomings, the mosquito ring tone is a pretty neat idea. In fact, it's creat
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