Methods and apparatuses for programming user-defined information into electronic devices
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1. A method for programming a user-defined audio file into a telephone comprising:
- allowing a user to search a plurality of different locations that include audio files;
allowing the user to browse audio files in one of the plurality of different locations that include audio files;
allowing the user to choose the user-defined audio file from among the browsed audio files; and
enabling the user of the telephone to program at least a portion of the user-defined audio file into the telephone for use as an indicia of an incoming communication.
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Abstract
A device for programming user-defined information into an electronic device is provided. The programmer allows a user to program customized information, such as user-selected audio, video, or Internet access information into his or her programmable device. Such electronic devices include wireless telephones, pagers, and personal digital assistants. The programmer allows a user to, among other things, customize the device to suit his or her particular taste.
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1. A method for programming a user-defined audio file into a telephone comprising:
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allowing a user to search a plurality of different locations that include audio files;
allowing the user to browse audio files in one of the plurality of different locations that include audio files;
allowing the user to choose the user-defined audio file from among the browsed audio files; and
enabling the user of the telephone to program at least a portion of the user-defined audio file into the telephone for use as an indicia of an incoming communication. - View Dependent Claims (2, 3, 4, 5, 6)
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7. A method for programming a customized audio file into a device capable of making person to person calls comprising:
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allowing the user to browse a group of predefined audio files;
allowing the user to choose an audio file from the predefined group;
allowing the user to modify the chosen audio file; and
enabling the user of the device to program the modified audio file into the device for use as an indicia of an incoming communication. - View Dependent Claims (8, 9)
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