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RingtoneChopShop.com the quick and easy way to make ringtones fast and free
Even with all the tools available to convert any given sound clip into a ringtone, it is still a mind-numbing process: download the software, install it, learn to use all the buttons, etc. etc.
Well, RingtoneChopShop chages all that. When all you need is a quick and easy way to make a ringtone without much fuss www.RingtoneChopShop.com foots the bill. There is no signing up and no downloading and no installing anything. It is a fully web based ringtone creator that might be just what you were looking for.
[visit the web site]
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Copyright Board’s ringtone decision shows failure of the system
The Copyright Royalty Board's decision last week to keep composer royalties for downloads at 9.1 cents per song keeps Apple’s iTunes store online (OK, the idea that Apple would shut down the key leg of its iPod empire was just corporate posturing) but the Board also set a rate on ringtones at 24 cents.
That rate, Saul Hansell says in the New York Times, is government pricefixing at a rate higher than the publishers even asked for.
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The iPhone Makeover: new cool apps for iPhone
When Apple CEO Steve Jobs launched the iPhone last year, he appeared to be repeating his earlier mistakes[...]
But with the release of Version 2 of the device and its operating system, Jobs has brought a measure of openness to the iPhone. Apple calls the system the iPhone App Store, a geeky collection of hundreds of add-on programs with which to pimp your phone or iPod Touch
[read the article...]
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Access myPhoneFiles.com on your mobile device
http://myphonefiles.com/i
There is a version of the site adapted for viewing on mobile devices. You can browse your photo locker, ringtone locker, and video locker as well as access some public places of the site.
To access the scaled down version of this site on a mobile device simple point your mobile browser to http://myphonefiles.com/i - note the trailing "/i" at the end of the regular address.
It comes from a tradition of naming i-Mode compatible sites. i-Mode (NTT Docomo of Japan) was the first 3G mobile phone service allowing for color displays, photos, and modern mobile web. To keep up with the tradition
you can access the mobile version of myphonefiles.com by adding "/i" at the end of the myphonefiles.com address
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20 ways to use Twitter on your cell phone
For a while I was in the “I don’t care what you’re doing right now” camp, but have since discovered that it really is a great way to keep up on current events, find interesting people and keep in touch. And like a number of geeks, I carry several mobile Internet devices at all times. So I gave as many mobile Twitter clients/services a try, and here’s what I’ve found.
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Try-before-buy cell phones
"Purchasing a cell phone has been an unpleasant process for consumers who are faced with pushy salespeople and little opportunity to test devices"
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Requirement for college education: cell phone.
Montclair State University in Montclair, New Jersey apparently requires students to buy a cell phone from a specific carrier for security reasons. At first it was thought to be a joke. But no: the MSU Campus Connect Help Center has information and FAQs about the program.
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Music artists taking matters into their own hands.
Performing artists are increasingly looking to mobile to prop up flagging recorded music revenues. And record labels are increasingly being left out of the loop. Some musicians are reaching out to music lovers through their phones in an effort to stoke their fan bases.
[complete story]
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Parents decoding text messaging.
Do you know what BRB means? It's text code for Be Right Back. It might come as no surprise that parents tell us it's difficult to penetrate the high-tech lives of teens. We cracked some of those text messages codes so parents are no longer left KPC.
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Free java apps for your mobile phone.
Your phone is like a mini-computer. It is capable of browsing the Internet, can play audio and video, it can run programs. If you feel like getting more stuff for your phone, getjar.com is a great source of java gems just about for everyone.
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World's most annoying ringtone ever.
This one is sure to tickle the nerve the wrong way. Just give it time to watch the video, but do not put that one on your phone.
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Short text messages, that bring back short answers.
Without having a Web browser on your phone, you can text message Google at GOOGL (46645) and get answers within seconds. You do need to know the lingo in order for this service to work effectively. Here are some examples.
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Free ringtones may be ringing up cell phone bill
A 13-year-old Kevin started downloading hat he thought were "free ringtones", at least until his mom discovered more than $200 worth of miscellaneous charges on his phone bill.
They charges ranged anywhere from $2 to $20. Turns out those "free ringtones" companies do not even need your credit card to start billing you: your phone number, your address and the name of your wireles company is all that they need. Word to the wise.
Do not get suckered by a "free ringtone" ads from an odd site. Myphonefiles has been around for 5 years now, and as always the only cost to making your own ringtones is the cost of text message to your phone, which often are included in your wireless plan.
[the full story]
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Don't text and drive
However you feel about laws prohibiting talking on a cell phone while driving, texting while driving draws another line altogether. Police say text messaging while driving is one of the most dangerous distractions for a driver on the road.
Some even compare it to the impaired state of drinking and driving: DWI - driving while intoxicated. But aside from DWI, the big new traffic-safety issue is DWT. Is Drivng While Texting next on the agenda?
[the complete article]
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Welcome to MyPhoneFiles.com!
on mobile devices go to: http://www.myphonefiles.com/i
You already have the music you like. Now make it ring for you. At MyPhoneFiles you can find software that will turn your entire music collection into virtually unlimited source of ringtones. Your music collection is now your ringtone library.
Download Media Studio 3.1 to make ringtones, create and share mobile photo albums, start your own broadcasts on your personal internet radio station, and most of all have fun!
 Quick tutorial on how to make ringtones...
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SITE UPDATE
Aug 31,2008
Mobile myphonefiles.com updated
The mobile version of the site received a new look to be more consisted with the current locker system.
Visit http://www.myphonefiles.com/i on your mobile phone to view browse the photos, ringtones, videos.
Oct 31,2007
Start your own personal Internet radio station.
Media Studio 3.1 introduces the convenience of having your own streaming station straight from your desktop. No music to upload anywhere. Simply import your CDs and MP3s into the Broadcast Media Player (part of the Media Studio 3) and enjoy your music and video wherever there is an Internet connection.
Quick guide on how to set up your audio streaming...
Aug 1,2007
Convert camcorder video to mobile phones and players.
With Media Studio 3 you can stitch any number of disconnected video clips and photos together into one video, add your own background music or commentary (or both), and then save it to
- Video iPods
- Sony PSP
- Flash Video
- Mobile phone video (3GP)
- WMV
April 26,2007
Create your own ringtones that never expire with Media Studio.
Convert your CD or MP3 collection into ringtones. Record your own ringtones with a microphone, mix audio, add voice, apply special effects, and more ...
Ringtones created with Media Studio: 1) never expire, 2) can be sent to any number of phones, 3) are easily moved to another phone when you switch phones
Click here for a detailed tutorial on how to create ringtones
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