I assigned custom ringtones and notifications in my Samsung Galaxy Note 3 smartphone to contacts and apps today. I need these to speak to me like Star Trek's voice of the computer. But I don't know of anything like that, so I invented my way out of it. My smartphone came with a stock Voice Recorder app. But ringtones and notifications are in the .amr format and the stock app won't save to that kind of file. So, in Google Play, I downloaded a similar app of the same name it did.
Once I got them all done, I tethered the smartphone to the computer using the USB cable. Then, I opened the phone in Windows Explorer (Computer, My Computer), and moved it from the after market app's directory to the "Ringtones" and "Notifications" folders. I kept a list of every app and contact that I wanted to affect, so i reconfigured their notification tones one by one.
I'm a hiker (and sometimes a cyclist). And if I want to check my device, that will break my pace by having to handle and use the device. So, what I need is the voice of the computer... and it's me.
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