> check out my site
> http://DaiFan.com
> P2P Melody Swapping Community
I did check it out but it is in Japanese only.
Do you know anything about it, e.g. number of users,
ringtones swapped/period, Yen damage to cellcos ;-)
I can see that you check in/upload a ringtone specifying
the keitai it is formatted for, and the same if you want to download.
Do assume there is a daifan site for i-mode, j-sky and ezweb, too, right?
I appreciate any more details. Are there any more P2P melody swapping
communities.
> David M.
>
>
>
> >
> >dear keitai-lovers,
> >
> >I am interested in finding out if users can exchange ringtones
> >within and across the 3 Japanese wireless webs (i-mode, j-sky, ezweb)
> >between handsets by attaching them to email, infrared/bluetooth or
> >uploading/downloading them to a p2p server accessible by keitai.
> >Of course, I see the problem of various ringtone formats.
> >
> >if no, what do operators in Japan do technically to prevent it?
> >
> >if yes, what is your personal experience with this functionality?
> >
> >and do you believe that mobile p2p will jeopardize the revenues
> >of the ringtone sites?
> >
> >Thanks for your answers in advance.
> >
> >Jan.
> >
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