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The Mosquito Ringtone is now Available in Multiple Languages!

FreeMosquitoRingtones.org — Wed, 27 Aug 2008 02:32:27 +0000

We recently added the ability to download and use the Mosquito Ringtone in 23 different languages. By using the Google Translation engine, we will be able to rollout other languages as soon as Google adds them as an option. While the mosquito ringtone was conceptualized in Wales, it quickly spread around the world. It has become a worldwide phenomenon due to the fact that there is no language, no deciphering, just tones! While it may be multi-national in use, it seems to be most popular here in the United States.

The translations will be completed as quickly as time allows, due to certain technical restraints, we can only translate pages every few minutes through the translation engine. All pages in all languages should be completely translated in a matter of days. Enjoy the teen buzz ringtone no matter what country you are from!

Back to School – Time for Free Ringtones

FreeMosquitoRingtones.org — Thu, 14 Aug 2008 02:53:06 +0000

It’s August and what better way to prepare for the new school year then to load up your cell phone with the Mosquito Ringtone! Listen to the mosquito ringtone and download them to your phone for free! The ringtones will enable you to receive text messages and phone calls in class without your teachers hearing them. Many students got new cell phones over the summer and this is a great time to get them ready to show off at school.

There are many great times to use the free ringtones, like when vibrate might still be heard or rattle something in your bag. Show all your friends your new cell phone and show them your mosquito ringtone too!

Online Hearing Test – Ultrasonic Frequencies

FreeMosquitoRingtones.org — Sat, 19 Jul 2008 03:06:18 +0000

We’ve come up with a simple online hearing test to check your ears’ ability to hear the Mosquito Ringtone. Try out the hearing test and see the results, we tried to be humerous when we came up with the various results that may appear!

Here is a sample of the results from the test:

You Can Hear It!

You got ears and you can use them! You hear high frequency sounds like the Mosquito and electronic devices turning on.

The highest frequency you can hear is: 17khz

You can find out your audio hearing range at The Mosquito Ringtone and see how well you can hear

Try it out and put the results badge on your profile or blog!

What do you think of the audio test?

We decided not to include the very upper end range of the ultrasonic frequencies in our hearing test, if you want to check your hearing on tones above 18khz, please see the full list of Teen Buzz, the Ultrasonic Mosquito Ringtones.

Buzz Off – the Anti-Mosqutio Movement Scores a Victory

FreeMosquitoRingtones.org — Tue, 24 Jun 2008 00:06:41 +0000

The Children’s Commissioner launched the buzz off campaign and with the help of The Liberty group won a small victory last week by getting the Kent County Council to ban the mosquito devices from buildings in its jurisdiction. They started the Buzz Off campaign in February 2008. They soon hope to get a similar law passed by the government and prevent the use of the Mosquito in everywhere in England.

According to this BBC Article, 3500 mosquito devices are in use throughout England.

This really doesn’t affect the use of teen buzz, the mosquito ringtone but, it’s interesting to see that even many adults are appalled by the use of such a device even when they can’t hear it.

I could certainly go on and debate the issues involved with the device but this site is about the teen buzz ringtone a.k.a. the mosquito ringtone.

That “Other” Buzz… The Mosquito Ringtone vs. Vibrate

FreeMosquitoRingtones.org — Mon, 12 May 2008 13:00:10 +0000

A common argument against the use of the mosquito ringtone has always been, ‘why not just set your phone to vibrate?’ Often the name of this setting is labeled “silent.” Unfortunately, from my experience and from the experiences of many of my friends, the vibrate setting is anything but silent. Particularly in the classroom setting where the environment tends to be very quiet, the loud buzzing of a vibrating phone can be heard pretty clearly. In the middle of a test or a lecture the pressure of the phone against another object in a bag, on a desk, or even in a pocket can create an easily identifiable buzzing sound that adults most definitely can hear. The mosquito ringtone is an almost guaranteed promise that the only ones that will be hearing your phone are you and your classmates. Even if the mosquito ringtone can be heard by a teacher chances are he/she won’t realize that it’s coming from a phone. It sounds more like a timer or a watch going off. Whereas if the teacher happens to hear the loud buzzing of your vibrating phone, their going to know exactly what it’s coming from. Am I the only one who has experienced getting caught with their phone on vibrate? I don’t trust it!

Teens Treated Like Pests Fight Back!

FreeMosquitoRingtones.org — Thu, 08 May 2008 15:20:17 +0000

The “teen buzz” mosquito ringtone began as a device used for purposes quite different than the ones teens use today for ‘silently’ transmitting text messages and receiving phone calls in class. In fact, if it hadn’t been for the development of this high pitched frequency for mobile phone ringtones, our youth would probably have a much more negative outlook on the noise. The teen buzz mosquito ringtone actually began as a security device to keep teens away from shops and restaurants. Developed by Howard Stapleton, the mosquito ringtone, originally called “Mosquito Teen Repeller” was initially used to repel teens from the problem areas in England. Since adults couldn’t typically hear the buzz, shopkeepers played the buzz to sweep away pesky, loitering teenagers. The Mosquito Teen Repeller caught on and proved a successful tool for shopkeepers as the noise became too annoying for teens to handle.

Now, while the Teen Repeller may have proved helpful to shopkeepers looking for a less crowded storefront, it certainly did not help bridge any gaps between the youth and older generations. This “pest repellent” tended to make teenagers feel like insignificant, contemptible mosquitoes! (as the name so kindly puts it.) After all, teenagers make up a great percentage of the consumer market; it only seems logical that they should be treated with the same kind of respect and courtesy as anyone else. It is no wonder then that teens developed a way to use this very weapon for their own devices. It is not certain who first found a way to use this noise on cell phones, but teenagers definitely ran with the idea, sending text messages to one another and receiving calls in class unbeknownst to their teachers. Whether this usage can be called a rebellion, or a cruel manipulation, I think it’s appropriate to say what goes around comes around!

Teen Buzz Lets You Hear Your Cell Phone Ringing When Listening To Loud Music

FreeMosquitoRingtones.org — Wed, 30 Apr 2008 00:07:54 +0000

Most of my kids friends’ know that I run this website, one of the kids told me an interesting story behind the reason he uses the Mosquito Ringtone. It happens to be one of the most different and unique reasons I have heard, for which I was unaware of before this.

Like most teenagers, he likes to listen to loud music in his room, especially when doing his homework and when doing so cannot hear when his phone is ringing if he is using a normal cell phone ringtone. If he uses a mosquito ringtone it seems to cut through the music and can clearly hear his phone ringing. At first I was skeptical of this but after testing it out with some of the lower frequency tones that I am still able to hear I was able to confirm this.

So next time you want to turn up the volume in your room or when you’re driving and you still want to hear your cell phone ringing, switch your ringtone to the teen buzz ultrasonic mosquito ringtone. If anyone out there can explain the science behind why this is possible or point me in the right direction, please let me know!

“The Mosquito” rediscovered by CNN

FreeMosquitoRingtones.org — Thu, 24 Apr 2008 01:12:07 +0000

It appears that CNN has just recently rediscovered The Mosquito and ran an article about the teen repellent device that launched the whole concept of the Teen Buzz Mosquito Ringtone. The device uses the same ultrasonic frequency that the ringtone is based off of. It appears that the device might actually be catching on here in the United States as devices are being sold and installed to prevent teens from loitering in certain places.

What do you think? Is using high pitch frequencies a good idea to keep teens away from high end shopping centers and condo buildings?

To get the Mosquito Ringtone for your cell phone, visit the source most teens use, Free Mosquito Ringtones, to get their Teen Buzz ringtones!

Over 5 Million Teen Buzz Ringtone Downloads and Counting!

FreeMosquitoRingtones.org — Fri, 18 Apr 2008 06:55:16 +0000

Over the past couple of days we have surpassed 5 Million downloads of the Teen Buzz / Mosquito Ringtone. Our website has accomplished this feat in a very short 20 months. This means there are millions of teens using Teen Buzz ringtones around the world and they didn’t pay anything to get them. While the whole concept might have started in the United Kingdom, the mosquito ringtone craze has caught on worldwide!

This website is solely advertiser supported and we wanted to take a minute to thank our advertisers, fans, and users of our mosquito ringtones for the role they have played in making this website a huge success.

Based on everything we know about all the Internet sources for Teen Buzz and Mosquito Ringtones, we are the most popular destination for obtaining them free of charge. Next time you hear the mosquito buzzing from someone’s phone, there is a good chance that they got that ultra-sonic ringtone from this website! Keep spreading the BUZZZZZZZZZZ!

The Mosquito Ringtones are REALLY Free! Not a “Ringtone Club” or “Ringtone Subscription Service”

FreeMosquitoRingtones.org — Wed, 16 Apr 2008 19:13:55 +0000

One question we get asked all the time is are the mosquito ringtones really free? And the answer is they are 100% free. You may download them, listen to them, and even put them on your cell phone without ever paying a single penny! There are many sites that charge a fee to access ringtones or for just a single ringtone download and then there are also subscription services that charge monthly fees for a certain amount of ringtones each month. We are neither of these types of sites, we are a direct download for the mosquito ringtone. You don’t have to register or pay any fees in order to get them.

On the Mosquito Ringtones download page you will find the ringtones in multiple formats including mp3, ogg vorbis, and wav formats. In addition to those formats you will also be able to obtain a free iTunes podcast so that you can get any of the teen buzz ringtones on your iPhone.

Again, yes they are FREE FREE FREE, you will never be asked to pay fee for the mosquito ringtones or teen buzz ringtones from FreeMosquitoRingtones.org