Really? You can't use your own ringtones on an iPhone without jailbreaking?:banghead:
Really? You can't use your own ringtones on an iPhone without jailbreaking?:banghead:
Hahahahhahaha
And they say Android sucks
Well, I agreed before the whole dawesdust discussion, that in the end, it's more down to personal preference than a real advantage one has over the other.
It was just the flamebait of dustin that made me defend android a little more than I usually do. Or rather, do not, as I haven't had to defend android until now.
Of course you can. Easily. But they won't let you use music mp3s for it, you have to convert the song you want to a ringtone, which takes seconds.
But music for a ringtone is so 1990s. Anyone who is anyone has a phone ringing sound. Or The Chain.
An oxymoron there, sir.
I absolutely hate phone ringing sound, everyone are using it...I was using it, but i don't anymore because i kept grabbing my phone after every five seconds at crowded places. Everytime i hear a regular phone ring now i feel the need to strangle someone.
My HD6950 begs to differ.
To not drain your phone's battery while listening to music or watching movies?
You mean your 6970?
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zvp5-SlV1Q0&hd=1
Yeah, I've got the reference 2GB card, so I could unlock it, but I haven't had any cause to mess with it so far. As a 6950 it plays everything I need it to at max settings.
I've had Beastie Boys - Girls as my ringtone since the Nokia 3210 came out and you could program your own ringtones on its mono step-time sequencer.
You are broken.
Yes you can. He's just a noob who just got the iphone.
@S14.
just get the app named '' Ringtone maker ''. It's free, even a monkey could do a ringtone with it.
also, if i was you, i would have waited untill the iphone 5 came out....
BTW I had a dream last night about a phone that doesn't exist, and it was the coolest phone on the planet, and I think I can build something close for about £20, so I'm going to do it.
You will all be more jealous than you think you'll be.
You will all be more jealous than you think you'll be.
details so i dont have to wait?
So you can't just import some mp3 and go "set as ringtone", why the app?
http://audiko.net/ for iPhone ringtones
DRM, essentially. Using a commercial mp3 as a ringtone is *technically* agains the terms of use.
Basically a phone contained in an Admiral Ackbar action figure. Oh yes.
Not really... there are many MP3's you could use perfectly legitimately with no DRM.
More than likely the real reason is that they'd rather you bought them via iTunes, and gave some money to Apple.
Indeed that's true. But nobody would, of course. Just like with torrents - people can claim all they like that you can get legitimate stuff through it, but everybody knows it's used for downloading commercial stuff for free.
But you're probably right about the revenue thing too, but it's quite easy to convert files to ringtones using Apple's own software so I don't buy that completely.
Who knows really.
But you're probably right about the revenue thing too, but it's quite easy to convert files to ringtones using Apple's own software so I don't buy that completely.
Who knows really.
Stuff like that and the whole iTunes thing really puts me off of Apple products, although i love their design. And i'm far from some crazy rooting, open source nerd..
Yeah I agree.
I really like my Macbook though. I got one because I needed a portable computer running a Unix-based OS and it seemed like the path of least resistance. I didn't expect to like it especially, but it's a good computer. There's an obvious benefit to the same company producing the hardware and the OS, especially on a notebook. The multi-touch pad and gestures make it a lot less of a pain in the ass to use than a Windows laptop.
In fact quite often when I've got a mouse plugged in I find I stop using it.
I really like my Macbook though. I got one because I needed a portable computer running a Unix-based OS and it seemed like the path of least resistance. I didn't expect to like it especially, but it's a good computer. There's an obvious benefit to the same company producing the hardware and the OS, especially on a notebook. The multi-touch pad and gestures make it a lot less of a pain in the ass to use than a Windows laptop.
In fact quite often when I've got a mouse plugged in I find I stop using it.
I bought my gf an acer laptop with it last year, i still find mouse many times more comfortable
Thanks elpibe but i found a way using itunes;
helpful if anyone wants to do it themselves no downloads required.
Go into itunes and right click a song. go to options and tick start and end time, set a time you want the ringtone to play for, no longer than 30 seconds. click ok.
right click song and click - convert to AAC - go to the AAC version that was created and copy it to your documents. on the file you copy, rename the extension to m4r and then you should be able to drag it into your ringtones folder on itunes and then drag it to ringtones on your iphone.
job done.
helpful if anyone wants to do it themselves no downloads required.
Go into itunes and right click a song. go to options and tick start and end time, set a time you want the ringtone to play for, no longer than 30 seconds. click ok.
right click song and click - convert to AAC - go to the AAC version that was created and copy it to your documents. on the file you copy, rename the extension to m4r and then you should be able to drag it into your ringtones folder on itunes and then drag it to ringtones on your iphone.
job done.
Multi-touch on Windows has always been horrible, simply because it's a poor implementation (like circle scroll) on an OS not designed for it.
Apple (to their credit) have made it work really well (although i'm not a fan of gestures).
New mobile phone time - WHICH ONE?
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