"We're going to do ringtones in our own special way," Jobs said according to tech blog Engadget. "What we want: rather than let someone else make ringtones, we want people to be able to make their own."
$399 for an 8Gig iPhone and $1 for a Final Countdown Ringtown?
Jobs demonstrated how the new feature works using Aretha Franklin’s classic soul number “Respect.” All of the songs on the iTunes Store that are “ringtonable” will feature a bell icon column in the music list. You click on the bell, the ringtone maker pops up, and you can click and drag to find the part of the song you want to use as a ringtone. iTunes creates a new file in the ringtone folder, and a new tab in Tunes then lets you decide what to sync to your iPhone.
I don't see the $200 price cut on the iPhone anywhere...
ReplyDeleteBut perhaps to blunt criticism that the new iPod Touch is too similar to the iPhone, Apple also cut the price of its 8-gigabyte iPhone by $200 to $399.
ReplyDelete"We're going to do ringtones in our own special way," Jobs said according to tech blog Engadget. "What we want: rather than let someone else make ringtones, we want people to be able to make their own."
ReplyDelete$399 for an 8Gig iPhone and $1 for a Final Countdown Ringtown?
Thank you, sir!
Still no 3G for iPhone, though, because they want to make me buy a shitty iPhone before they release announce the 3G version in January.
ReplyDeleteDamn you, Steve Jobs!
The iPod Touch, though? That's damn tempting. An iPhone without the phone. If ONLY it had 3G...
Jobs demonstrated how the new feature works using Aretha Franklin’s classic soul number “Respect.” All of the songs on the iTunes Store that are “ringtonable” will feature a bell icon column in the music list. You click on the bell, the ringtone maker pops up, and you can click and drag to find the part of the song you want to use as a ringtone. iTunes creates a new file in the ringtone folder, and a new tab in Tunes then lets you decide what to sync to your iPhone.
ReplyDeleteMy penis just got hard.
The $399 iPhone is up on the Apple Store...
ReplyDeleteTempting.
ipod touch seems to lack some of the PDA features that would make me buy one right away
ReplyDeletei am conflicted
Yeah, I don't know why it lacks some of those things, like notepad. Maybe Apple lacks Notepad technology.
ReplyDeleteSo, on this page you can enter possible engraving text and it will show you how it would appear on an iPod.
ReplyDeleteOne can fit:
I eat penises because of
my upbringing and religion.
On the back of an iPod.