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Follow these simple steps to create a custom ringtone for your iPhone, using iTunes 10.
- Open iTunes 10 - Browse to the song from which you’d like to make a custom ringtone. - Right click on the song, choose “Get Info->Options” - In the Options tab, set ‘Start time’ and ‘End time’ for the clip you would like as the ring tone. - Right click on the song and choose “Create AAC version”. - iTunes will create an AAC version of the clip you’ve selected, with the same name as the original. - Edit the original song file, back to old Start & End times. - Right click on the newly created clip, and select ‘Show in Finder’, to open the music folder. - You’ll notice that the clip has an extension of .m4a. Rename the extension to .m4r. - Copy the .m4r file to your Desktop. - Go back to iTunes, and delete the clip from iTunes. - Drag and drop the .m4r file from your Desktop to iTunes Ringtones folder. - Sync the ringtones with your iPhone.
That’s it! You’ll find your custom ringtone in iPhone (Settings->Sound->Ringtone)
Inspired by a few bloggers, here’s an attempt to track my favorite products over time. This is my 2010 list of ‘products I can’t live without’:
Twitter Gmail Google Finance Google Docs Google Chrome Google Picassa Microsoft Outlook TechHit TwInbox TechHit SimplyFile TechHit QuickJump VLC ITunes GarageBand Adium Skype VirtualBox Mint iPhone Pandora Twitter for iPhone Amazon YouTube MyFitnessPal (iPhone App) Credit Karma
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The world just got a little bit smaller, small enough to fit in your iPhone. Google has released an iPhone version of Google Earth. Just swipe of your finger on your iphone screen, and you can fly all around the world.
With Google Earth for iPhone, you can: • Tilt your iPhone to adjust your view to see mountainous terrain • View the Panoramio layer and browse the millions of geo-located photos from around the world • View geo-located Wikipedia articles • Use the ‘Location’ feature to fly to your current location • Search for cities, places and business around the globe with Google Local Search
This is a truly awesome iPhone app!
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