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iToner brings custom ringtones to unhacked Phones
Stephen Withers
Monday, 03 September 2007 05:48
iToner provides a drag-and-drop interface for transferring MP3 or AAC audio files from a Mac to an iPhone. There's no provision for editing audio files or for selecting a particular section for use as the ringtone, but there are plenty of applications usable for that chore, including QuickTime Player (not the nicest user interface for the purpose, but hey, it's free).
"[Y]our ringtones will continue to work with future uPhone OS updates!" claims Ambrosia.
iToner requires Mac OS X 10.4.10 or later.
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