Tech Culture : From film and television to social media and games, here's your place for the lighter side of tech.īatteries Not Included: The CNET team shares experiences that remind us why tech stuff is cool. Which will allow you to casually walk over to them, giggle, and walk away.

Whenever you hear them, you'll know they're coming from someone who just spent at least $1,000 on a phone. The song most people are referring to is Thomas Newman's 'Any Other Name' which you can hear in the YouTube video.

The most popular theory is that the ringtone resembles a song from the American Beauty score. A lot of iPhone users believe it is a familiar sound, perhaps from a TV show or movie. It's worth, though, learning these new notes off by heart. The iPhone xylophone ringtone can be found in the Settings app under Sounds > Ringtone > Classic. Oh, how I love it when a phone emits the theme from ' Rocky.' Many will, of course, grab their new phones on Friday and immediately insert their own theme tunes. However, Forbes reviewer David Phelan said that he didn't realize that these noises represented the pleadings of his new phone, so he missed calls. I went to Best Buy to buy a Pixel 2 and it was strangeĪt its most joyous, this leads to several people in hotel lobbies simultaneously reaching for theirĪt its worst, it goes off in a movie theater and you wish that the days of public flogging would return.ĭidn't immediately respond to a request for enlightenment about this new contribution to world harmony.Microsoft presenter downloads Chrome after Edge fails.Aliens might look remarkably like us, say scientists.

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