Remember that old song about how “rock and roll is here to stay”? Turns out they were right on that! Since making huge waves in the 1950, rock and roll, or just plain old rock, has been one of the most enduring and popular types of music around. It’s not surprising that this is the case – after all, there are so many different types of rock music, it’s hard to imagine it not appealing to pretty much everyone!

The iPhone has become incredible popular lately and it's not hard to see why. The phone is Internet enabled, it comes equipped with the same capabilities of an iPod, it includes a camera, it offers a new "visual voicemail" feature, and of course it has all the functionality of a normal cell phone. Because the iPhone integrates so many different capabilities into one small phone, it has become quite the rage with young and older people alike. Some people buy the iPhone for business purposes, while some people buy it for all the social functions. There are even a lot of people who just bought an iPhone because they think it's cool, or because they want to show that they're on the cutting edge on technology. Whatever the reason, so many people were enthralled with the iPhone that Time Magazine named it the Invention of the Year for 2007.

American Telephone & Telegraph was founded in 1885, but the current incarnation of AT&T that we all know didn't really begin until 1983. AT&T began in '83 as Southwestern Bell Corporation. After several changes, including the acquisition of BellSouth, AT&T Inc. became well-known as one of the leading phone service providers. Naturally, when cell phones began to gain popularity, AT&T was there, and the company became a leader in that field as well.

When things seem bleak, what's better than a dose of good humor and a laugh? Possibly a giant monster coming out of the sky to crush your enemies mercilessly, but let's be honest here. You stand a better chance of getting some light-hearted giggles than monsters wreaking havoc on your behalf. As such, I humbly propose you consider funny ringtones, as they can provide much-needed comic relief.

Latin music is more popular than ever, and Latin artists are burning up the charts like there's no tomorrow. Although many people the world over have enjoyed Latin music for quite some time, it is currently enjoying unprecedented popularity in the US, with artists like Christina Aguilera, Marc Anthony, J.Lo, and Shakira dominating the music scene. No wonder Latin music ringtones are in such high demand.

Since breaking through in 2000, Nickelback has had a plethora of hit singles, but none have been more omnipresent than the band's latest, "Rockstar." The song gained a ton of airplay in 2007-2008, and there was a period of a few months when it was nearly impossible to turn on a radio for 5 minutes without hearing "Rockstar."

The Canadian band Nickelback is one of the most polarizing groups of this generation. Despite their many critics, Nickelback has sold millions and millions of albums, and produced dozens of hit songs. In fact, Nickelback's latest album, All The Right Reasons, had more #1 hit singles than non-#1 hit singles (the album had seven #1 songs, out of 11 tracks total).

"Candy Shop" was the first single off The Massacre, the second album by 50 Cent. The song is ripe with suggestive metaphors, which are mostly 50 Cent bragging about his prowess with women.

"Because I Got High" was a huge hit in 2001 for the rapper Afroman. The song can be found on Afroman's second album, which was also named Because I Got High. Anyone over the age of 16 can probably remember the summer of 2001, when "Because I Got High" was completely inescapable.

With a mop of tousled and hairsprayed black hair, the Cure's Robert Smith is an icon of both the goth and new wave scenes. With a career spanning four decades, the band has released a string of remarkable songs that have earned them wildly devoted international fans, as well as some high-charting hits, such as "Friday I'm In Love," "Lovesong," and "Just Like Heaven."