| Subject: | Re: OT: very high freq ring tone |
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| From: | "Aaron Ximm" aaron_gmail |
| Date: | Sun Jun 11, 2006 10:36 pm (PDT) |
Fwiw, I've seen articles calling this story into question -- the biggest red flag= s being, almost all the audio codecs used for ringtones have low pass filters waaaaay below frequencies that would supposedly be inaudible to 25-35 yr ol= d teachers(!)... and the relatively low quality of the speakers in the phones as well. Someone suggested the true duplicity here was not "secret ringtones" but a bunch of straight-faced pranksters spinning this story to wide-eyed reporters... :) best, aaron -- www.quietamerican.org 83% happy 9% disgusted 6% fearful 2% angry |
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