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The following Siemens Phones are Compatible for content download, polyphonic ringtones, wallpapers, animated screensavers, moantones, logos and java games at Magitones please select your model to find more detail or To download click here

Siemens A55 : Siemens A56i : Siemens A60 : Siemens C55 : Siemens C60 : Siemens C62 : Siemens C65 : Siemens CF62 : Siemens CFX65 : Siemens CL55 : Siemens CT65 : Siemens CV65 : Siemens CX65 : Siemens CXT65 : Siemens CXV65 : Siemens M55 : Siemens M65 : Siemens MC60 : Siemens S55 : Siemens S65 : Siemens SF65 : Siemens SK65 : Siemens SL55 : Siemens SL65 : Siemens ST55 : Siemens ST60 : Siemens SX1
Siemens History
The story of telecomms manufacturing by Siemens is one that can be condensed only with difficulty, but here goes..
Two brothers of the Siemens family started their electrical business in the mid-19th century, establishing factories in Berlin (Germany) and Woolwich (Britain). Up to the First World War the two companies collaborated closely but the hostilities caused a total separation of the two firms. The British company became Siemens Brothers Ltd and whilst the German company did re-establish operations in Britain after the war, they confined their operations in Britain to making and selling heavy-current devices. German-sourced telecomms equipment was still imported into Britain but by agents, not by either Siemens company. However, an arrangement remained between the wars for mutual design assistance for telecommunications technology.
In the post-war Siemens Brothers was absorbed first into AEI (about 1960) and then into GEC Ltd (in 1968) and the Siemens name disappeared from the UK telecomms scene.
The German company's re-entry into the UK market in the 1980s was achieved through the purchase of a small Luton-based company called Norton Telecom (in a previous incarnation the firm made television games under the name Sportel, whilst Norton's main activity was expoerting British telecomms equipment to Africa). Norton Telecom exploited the liberalisation of the UK customer premises equipment market and began to import PABXs from Germany.
In 1989 the German Siemens company decided it wanted to stake a major claim on the UK telecomms market and bought 40 per cent of GPT. One of the consequences of this was that their own private systems business, started some years earlier by taking over Norton Telecom, was merged with GPT Communication Systems Ltd (originally an ATE subsidiary). New premises were bought, still in Luton, and from this date onwards the new team started to 'push' German-made products far harder than British GPT equipment. This was ill-advised because in most cases the British equipment was better-specified, more innovative and cheaper.
This awkward marriage between GEC and Siemens eventually came to an end, when GEC bought out the Siemens share, allowing Siemens to sell its own products unfettered by the GEC people. Siemens now acknowledges its UK tradition dating back to 1858 and now sponsors the old (English) Siemens Engineering Society
125 years of the telephone in anecdotes
As the telephone made its rapid progress round the globe, stories were told about it and various rumors and myths put in circulation. But a few (from today's viewpoint) curiosities can also be found.
"It is my heart-felt and all-embracing Christmas wish, sure to be what veryone desires whether poor, rich, admired or despised, that we all get to heaven, a place of everlasting peace and quiet and bliss - except for the nventor of the telephone". That is what Mark Twain wrote in a reader's
letter to the New York Post. And his was a view shared by many.
The switchboard "hello girls" are notorious. But to begin with it was only men who held the then elevated position of telegraph assistant in Germany. Women, it was believed, could not be relied on to maintain "confidentiality of communications".
The telephone became more widely known through the Paris World Exposition of 1881. Business people tried from the very outset to earn money from it with good ideas. From then on there were "theater telephones" and phones for "music on tap". Trumpet solos, poems, dramatic scenes - anything could be heard on the telephone. In Budapest in 1893 even a radio program was available over the telephone. In 1897 the Café Kranzler in Berlin offered telephone subscribers its latest
selection of cakes.
The first Berlin directory of telephone subscribers was given the reverent title of "Book of Names".
The telephone has even been blamed for "Black Friday", the Wall Street crash of 1929. It has been claimed that panic selling would not have been possible but for this fast means of conveying information. It is further claimed that the telephone has contributed to stock market instability ever since.
Adapted from material produced in 2001 by Siemens AG, Corporate Communications, D-80312 Munich, Germany.
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