Apple’s iOS 26 update adds six new ringtones — Reflection, Buoyant, Dreamer, Pond, Pop, and Surge — which you can set directly on iOS 26 devices or download via direct links for any iPhone or Android.

Apple's iOS 26 just got six new ringtones, putting a new spin on the company's iconic 'Reflections' melody. Here's what they all sound like. By opening the Settings app and navigating to Sounds & ...

How to Make Any Video Sound Your Ringtone on iPhone To make the sound from a video into a ringtone, you’ll have to take a couple of steps. First, you’ll need to convert the video into an MP3 file by ...

Apple might update its legendary soundscape with a brand-new iPhone ringtone. Found in the code of iOS 26's initial developer beta, this as-yet-unreleased tune is another take on the classic ...

With iOS 26, iPhone users can finally set custom ringtones natively—no GarageBand needed! Just save a trimmed audio file (30 sec or less) locally, open it in the Files app, tap “Share” > “Use as ...

Rajesh started following the latest happenings in the world of Android around the release of the Nexus One and Samsung Galaxy S. After flashing custom ROMs and kernels on his beloved Galaxy S, he ...

I sometimes want to use my own song as a ringtone or notification alert. It wasn’t always the case, but doing this has become effortless with Android. This guide will show you how to set an MP3 file ...

No matter how good your phone's default ringtone sounds, you're bound to grow tired of it over time. If you're looking to switch things up, what better way to customize your phone than by turning your ...

With the release of iOS 18, Apple has introduced a wealth of new features and customization options for iPhone users. While you can now personalize your home screen, app icons, and control center to ...

Even though most modern Android phones come with a broad assortment of built-in ringtones — a Google Pixel with Android 14 offers 127 to choose from — you may prefer something a bit more specific to ...

Memes became a part of pop culture years ago. British evolutionary biologist Richard Dawkins first introduced the use of memes in his 1976 book The Selfish Gene. The word meme comes from the Greek ...