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Japanese firm to enter Guinness book of records with the world’s longest ringtone

October 6, 2008 by Dusan Belic - Leave a Comment

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If this isn’t coming from Japan we would call it plain weird. But we know that people there already read novels and comic books, pay their bills and do much more on their mobile phones. However, we were kinda surprised that a company from the “Land of the rising Sun” is trying to get its name in the Guinness World Records book with this idea. The name of the company is Dwango and they plan to claim the “world’s longest ringtone” title with their 61 minutes and 40 seconds long melody.

Forget what I said, it is weird! Just imagine someone’s mobile phone ringing for an hour. Would you shoot the guy/gal or what? 🙂

[Via: textually.org]

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