Who still uses the DROID notification sound

[tp76]

Just wondering who still uses the Droid Scream notification sound and why, or why not, I am proud of my Droid and this is one of the ways I show it, the Droid Scream is my primary notification sound, and that will never change.

[Jasko]

Nope. I use the Look At Me one..

[aaf709]

While I still use the Droid sound, it was embarrassing one time. Back when the app Locale was free, I had set it to silence the ring at church. I evidently did not use all the settings as I did get an email and in the silence...

DDRROOIIDD

I then sat on the phone.

[ccartertn]

Drrrrrooooiid

[sc4fpse]

The Droid notification sound is awesome. I was sitting in a lecture hall at my university one day. From waaaay across the room, I suddenly hear a faint "Droiiiiid!" My friend looked at me like I was nuts when I had to cover my face to hide my laughter. Go Droid Army, go!

Anyways, my phone is on vibrate 99.9% of the time. But when it's not, the Droid notification still rocks out.

[portermac]

Droid forever. That's how I meet a lot of other droid users. Soon as I or they hear it the conversation begins. Pretty cool.

[jntdroid]

my kids think it's hilarious, so they always repeat it (18 months and 2.5 years old), so i recorded one of them and use it now

[Dark Lazer]

I did for the first couple of months maybe, now I use a "You have mail (female voice)" for emails and I still use the droid sound for text messages.

[gatecitycanes]

I still use it. I've thought about personalizing the sounds rather than have the "Droid" sound for everything but when I start thinking about it I can't think of any sounds better than "Droid".

The only thing I don't like about it is when I'm watching TV and a Droid commercial comes on. They all start with that stinger so I do a double take every time thinking I've got an email or text.

[khelek]

I like it, but it can get old after a while. I still use it for things that don't happen so often (calendar reminders, twitter dms), but as for phone/email/sms, I use something a bit more subtle.