To install, iPhone users can simply load the DVD, audition ringtones and then move selected ringtones into iTunes for synchronization with their iPhone. The DVD includes a tutorial video that demonstrates these simple steps.
“iPhone devices are one of the most popular cell phones on the market. We invite users to add a personal touch to their device with 1,000 Ringtones,” said Dave Chaimson, Sony Creative Software vice president of global marketing, in the press release. “Easy to install, 1,000 Ringtones has the perfect sound for every personality, at a cost of just pennies per tone. Instant access to all 1,000 ringtones on DVD without any hidden costs or time consuming downloads makes selecting and using ringtones much more fun and economical.”
1,000 Ringtones is now available for purchase at retailers nationwide and online at www.sonycreativesoftware.com/1000ringtones for US$19.95.
Source: Sony Creative Software
[Thanks to MacDailyNews Reader “Fred Mertz” for the heads up.]
@ Spudley
Agreed!
But now I want you to swear on your grandparents grave that you’ve never shoplifted one time in your life, never downloaded one single song you never payed for, and never once installed software that you borrowed from a friend.
Okay Mr Hypocrite?
If you have GarageBand you have accees to make any song a ringtone
You can turn any song in any format (except WMA) into a ringtone yourself through iTunes. It’s a very simple process. Just google it and you’ll see several tutorials. Also, I’ve found many songs for free on my iPhone. My current ringtone is the Monday night football theme. I also have the start of War Pigs, the Sanford and Son theme, and the Barney Miller theme. Next up – The Price Is Right!
I remember there was one time when a Sony produced music CD (if remember right) included some sort of bad thing. I can’t recall what.