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Fuzzy Logic Money-to-burn Gen Y’s waste it on “Caller Tones”
Fuzzy Logic Money-to-burn Gen Y’s waste it on “Caller Tones” | Money-to-burn Gen Y’s waste it on “Caller Tones” |
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| by Alex Zaharov-Reutt | |
| Tuesday, 30 September 2008 | |
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Page 3 of 3 The maximum number of tones each user can have in their collection at any one time is 13, so sadly you can’t build up a year’s worth of tones should you be the coolest Gen Y-er on the block, buying one each week. Featured Whitepaper
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Anyway the customisability bit means that “each tone can also be tailored to play at certain times of the day, for specific callers, or even on a chosen day of the week.” So, what caller tones are boat floating their way onto Gen Y phones connected to the Telstra network? This week, they are: - Fat Scotsman, Answer the Bloody Phone - Gabriella Cilmi, Sweet About Me - Jordin Sparks featuring Chris Brown, No Air - Hamster Tone - AC/DC, You Shook Me All Night Long At this point, Milne pipes up in the press release to reassure Gen Y customers (and likely the parents paying for it all) that: “BigPond has something for everyone with more than 3,000 caller tones, ranging from the latest releases to golden oldies, comedy and sport”, thus potentially enticing Gen Y parents to join in the hipness by adding a caller tone to their own phone! For anyone desperate to instantly increase their aural hip factor or try an aural taste test of what being a Gen Y phone owner feels like, and they are Telstra Next G mobile customers, digital fulfillment is simple. All you need to do is to visit BigPond’s Caller Tones site, or simply press the BigPond button on your Next G phone and scroll down to Caller Tones. This will lead to an aural burst of neural nirvana for all or selected callers – once you choose your tone, apply it, and ensure that a lovely "kaching" tone is made over at the BigPond electronic cash register. And, if you’re a customer of another telco, no doubt a similar service at similarish pricing also awaits. I just hope, after all that, those Gen Y-ers actually answer their phones! |
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