San Diego, CA--July 1, 2008--Information Appliance Associates, creators of industry-leading connectivity solutions, announces the release of the PocketMac® RingtoneStudio for iPhone, a new tool that gives iPhone users the power to convert almost any media file on their Macs into a ringtone.

“We’re incredibly excited,” said Terence Goggin, CTO of Information Appliance Associates. “The iPhone is great, and as more people are using it, they want to expand the variety of ringtones they can use on their iPhone. But it was either too expensive or too difficult to do on their own. That’s where this software comes in.”

link: www.pocketmac.net

I don’t convert songs to iPhone ringtones very often, so I made this flowchart to help me remember the process.

And by posting it here, I’ll always know where it is. Oddly, I find that Googling “create iphone ringtone” or something like that often brings up out-of-date information.

read it here www.leancrew.com

Brussels // R.Bollen // 31.05.2008 // Nakko.com has just launched a free one click button available on this site, under the advertising on the right side. Just click the EASY button and 10 ringtones will automatically synchronize with your iTunes library. Very well done, they also sync some free videos.

Nakko offers you faithfull readers, free membership to upload and download new ringtones.

check it out!

What is your favorite ringtone you have on your iPhone?

RingtoneFeeder doubles the weekly ringtone output effective today providing its subscribers with two ringtones each week instead of just one at the same price of $1.98 per month or $19.98 for a whole year. Current subscribers are not being left out, they will be receiving 6 new ringtones this week and new subscribers will be receiving the 5 latest vocal ringtones as well as the 5 latest instrumental releases when they sign up.

read it here prmac.com

Myxer (News - Alert), a provider of ad-supported mobile content, today launched support for the iPhone through its Web site.

Saying the iPhone (News - Alert) is part of today’s new mobile economy and like Myxer, helping to change the landscape of today’s mobile environment, Myk Willis, chief executive officer at Myxer, said, “We’re delighted to invite iPhone users to expand their mobile content choices through open access to Myxer’s catalog and broad array of mobile content delivery services.”

read it here mobile-voip.tmcnet.com

A few weeks ago I showed you how to create your own customized ringtones for the iPhone using a handy software tool called ToneShop. But I recently discovered a very simple trick that enables you to convert your favorite MP3 into an iPhone ringtone right from the iTunes interface, without any third-party apps.

read it here onsoftware.com

San Francisco, CA (PRWEB) May 7, 2008—DJ Nitrogen announces the public beta release of its new Ringtone Lab for the iPhone, specifically designed to meet the ringtone needs of iPhone users. The Ringtone Lab is one of the most advanced ringtone editors available and is the only product that lets users legally share iPhone ringtones with other users.

Ringtones easily sync to the iPhone via iTunes, with no hacks or modifications required. Powered by DJ Nitrogen’s patent-pending mobile content collaboration platform, this new Ringtone Lab for the iPhone works in any country and with any recent version of iTunes.

read it here prweb.com

Last September we did a column on the new iPhone ringtones - or, namely, the lack there of. Licensing problems with the five major music groups made only eight percent of the Apple Music Store available as a ringtone. As you may remember, out of 14.3 days worth of music, I had 14 songs I could turn into a ringtone.

read it here pdastreet.com

I stumbled across a great site when looking for iPhone ringtones called Audiko.net. At Audiko, just search for your favorite, artist, album, or song title, and chances are they’ll have your ringtone preconverted to iPhone .m4r format. No need to pay $0.99 per ringtone anymore.

read it here ratednfornasty.wordpress.com

RingtoneFeeder is a new and innovative service that offers weekly automated delivery of original ringtones exclusively produced and optimized to sound great on the iPhone. Once the ringtone has been synced via iTunes it is instantly available on the iPhone.

read it here press-releases.techwhack.com

Brussels / 23 April 2008 / R.Bollen

Yesterday I installed the Ringtone application that is available in installer.app via the source: http://i.danstaface.net. The current version is 2.86 and is capable of converting songs from your library in your iPhone, directly. It takes about 1 minute to process a song but it is very convenient not to have to use other software. It also saves you the price you have to pay in iTunes.

My tests were very positive and a recommendation to all unlocked iPhone users. Install at own risk of course!

As we all know, iTunes Music Store charges customers $0,99 for converting their favorite track into an iPhone ringtone.

No more, says the founder of iRinger, a free software program that allows you to create free ringtones for your iPhone from your favorite YouTube videos or Mp3s.

read it here iphone-thailand.blogspot.com

NAKKO.COM has greatly enhanced it’s online ringtone editor. Making your own ringtones online was never easier. The new editor supports many more input formats (3g2, 3gp, aac, aif, aiff, amr, avi, awb, flac, flv, m4a, m4v, mov, mp2, mp3, mp4, ogg, ra, rm, wav, wma & wmv) You can even use your favorite video and have the editor strip the audio to be used as a ringtone.

When you’ve finished editing a ringtone, the editor automatically provides you with a set of suitable thumbnails to choose from. Super easy and fun to play around with.

check it out nakko.com

These ringtones are completely free to use on your iPhone or any phone! The standard iPhone format is .m4r. Just download those and drag and drop them into iTunes. Then make sure your iPhone settings are set to copy those to your iPhone automatically. We’ve also got .mp3 files for each that you can use to preview the rintones in your browser.

check it out macmost.com

Techlogg.com has released a new update for its free ToneShop software that now creates ringtones in the correct format for Apple’s iconic iPhone.

The software allows you to create audio phrases from your favourite WAV, MP3 and WMA files and turn them into .m4r ringtones that can be sync’d to your iPhone via iTunes.

read it here techlogg.com

Are you tired of finding ways to add ringtones to your iphone? Tired of searching sites for ringtones? Well recently I was lucky enough to come across a great site that has lots to choose from. http://www.m4r.us This site features ringtones, wallpapers, to sync to your iphone.

read it here iphoneworld.ca

Ambrosia Software introduced iToner 1.0.6, offering up support for iPhone OS 1.1.3.

The update the iPhone custom ringtone transfer tool offers improved support for iPhone, along with other bug fixes and improvements.

read it here pcworld.com

iPhone Ring Tones now available from iPhoneringpack. iPhoneringpack.com offers it’s customers and visitors iPhone ring tones that are prebuilt, ready to go and sound great. Available through iPhoneringpack online, ringtones designed specifically for the built in speaker system of the iPhone. Ring tones are a fun and great way to audibly recognize certain incoming calls without looking at the screen.

read it here prmac.com

Here’s a life-changing tip for iPhone owners from physics professor Richard Muller:

Dear David,

One feature I really miss on my iPhone is a feature of my old cellphone: “vibrate THEN ring.” I like to sit in a meeting and feel the vibration, get up and leave with nobody knowing why. But sometimes I am walking or otherwise active, and I don’t feel the vibrate; sometimes I have left the phone recharging, and I don’t feel the vibrate. So what I really miss is 10 seconds of vibration followed by a loud ring.

read it here pogue.blogs.nytimes.com

Strugling with making your own custom iPhone ringtones?

IWFR.net has step by step instructions on creating custom iPhone ringtones using their free MP3 to ringtone convertor.

read it here iphonestalk.com

Brussels :: 7-02-2008 :: Dutch content-community NAKKO.COM has found an extremely simple way to offer all it’s free ringtones and videos to iPhone users. With just one click you can send all the items you selected on NAKKO.COM to your iPhone. Every change you make to your online repository on NAKKO is automatically synced to iTunes from then on. Other benefits are that the user has access to thousands of free ringtones and videos on NAKKO and is able to do all his transcoding using the NAKKO platform. This works on both Macs and PC’s with all iPhones using firmware 1.1.2 and up, without installing any software.

After signing up for NAKKO.COM add the items of your choice to your locker (personal repository) and push the ‘synchronize with iTunes’ button. iTunes will open, get the items you want on your iphone, connect your cable and sync. That’s all! Of course all video capable iPods are supported as well.

Most important: at NAKKO’s everything is FREE! No subscriptions, no strings attached, nothing, zip, zilch, nada, NAKKO!

You can test here http://nakko.com/iphone-press by clicking the iTunes button.

Our fine friend and iPhone-DJ Kristof Rutten, has created for you lazy downloaders a new cool and free iPhone Ringtone. Just in time for the weekend to impress your friends.

Download it here @ iPhonetunes.net Airy Lounge

Here is Kristof Rutten again with the next great iPhone ringtone for you to download for free;

Communicate

About a week ago, I was sitting in my Physics 6A lecture when I heard an instantly familiar sound coming from someone’s cell phone. Within a millisecond of the sound wave being interpreted by my brain, I was instantly recalling memories of the good ol’ days of playing one of my favourite video game series: Metal Gear Solid.

get it here bradbergeron

Kristof did it again, another cool free iPhone ringtone. Nobody can stop him, so here is his second submission of a-ringtone-a-day here on iPhonetunes.net.

Why pay Apple? All made with Garageband of course.

Download it here Work Work Work