Ringbits: Search for Ringtones!

Monday August 15th 2005, 11:31 pm

Written by: Brian Benzinger

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Ringbits is a service, powered by Google, that will allow you to search for ringtones for your phones. It is very simple. Just go to Ringbits, enter a keyword, and search. It will only search through ringtone related websites to narrow down the search. This is very neat because I have been dying to get a new ringtone for my phone and have no clue as to what I want it set to!

For example, I decided to try searching for Daft Punk. Immediately I am presented with many results to choose from. Ringbits is a great way to find the ringtone you are looking for and can help give you a larger selection rather than just using your phone services selection.

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# 1. Graham S on Aug 17, 2005 at 3:19 pm

What an amazing site. I am a ring tone junky and it was so fast and easy to find the song I was looking for.

# 2. Al Carter on Feb 10, 2006 at 6:22 pm

Ok. Now Google also wants to sell ringtones. What else?

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