The answer is yes, but some of the catches are how old your phone is and what features are available, Storage capacity and operability via a data cable to a PC, and as well what media types are supported. Most, if not all, higher end models of cell phones support Media playback for common sound files such as WMA (Windows Media Audio) and MP3. Chances are, if you play a song, and it's a soundbite (a sampling of part of a song) rather than the whole song, then it's probably a ring tone. In theory, unless your cell phone can take a Micro SD (memory) card, it will have limited storage capacity built into the phone .... probably 128 MB (Megabytes) or less. A good example of a phone that has a feature for playing media files and takes a Micro SD card is Kyocera's (C) KX5 (Slider and Slider Remix), which is a CDMA enabled phone, and is used by carriers such as Alltel and Cricket.
FormatFactory 1.65 will do the trick.
No. A cellphone has to be a smartphone to download goodfree applications, that's all.
You can either navigate to Opera Mini's download page directly from your cellphone, or, in the case of your cellphone not being able to do so, you can download it from your computer and transfer it to your phone via USB.
One can download anti virus software for cellphone from the play stores.
limewire
You can go to listen.grooveshark.com and listen to any song for free ( the whole song )
Here is the link to download Superhero song.mp3 from Superhero movie by Drake Bell: http://www.mediafire.com/?gi4duod2jeq
limewire for the song......for the whole episode, animefreak.tv
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You visit Opera Mini's download page on your cellphone, click Other Versions, and then choose the one you are looking for.
use recorder n record the whole song.(: