A Method and Apparatus of Karaoke Storage on a Wireless Communications Device: A Simple Singing Device

Feel like crooning your favorite song?

You don’t need to have a big karaoke machine just to experience a night out singing the best songs that define your present mood. You can even sing those heart-warming songs during daylight. Who says that a great night of music can’t be done during daytime like when you’re walking down the street or just cleaning the car or even feeding your pets? And buying the latest karaoke machine is definitely not an option.

All you need to have is a cell phone and equip it with a method and apparatus of karaoke storage on a wireless communications device.

The equipment’s name may be quite difficult to remember, but once you start using the wireless communications device you would stop worrying.

A user will be alerted to a predetermined event that features a transceiver, a speaker, memory, and a controller. The device stores first and second pre-recorded audio files in its memory, including pre-recorded music and the user’s pre-recorded voice. Singing those pre-recorded music won’t be a hassle even during an incoming call. This is because a combined audio signal is produced when the controller mixes the first and second audio files. The user will then hear the combined audio signal through the speaker as a personalized ring tone.
The wireless communications device with US Patent No. 7079026 is a simple invention comprised of a controller, a speaker, memory and a transreceiver. Music lovers will absolutely find this invention very interesting. They won’t need another highly-priced gadget to make each minute worthwhile listening or singing to their favorite music.

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Bianca Lauren is fascinated on how the world evolves through various advancements in science and technology. She writes more on inventions and innovations. She also writes with regards to patent laws and information on how to acquire one. This article "A Method and Apparatus of Karaoke Storage on a Wireless Communications Device: A Simple Singing Device" along with other invention articles can be found at Invention Madness, her blog that tackles nothing about patent invention and innovation.