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"What are you thankful for?" posted by ~Ray
Posted on 2008-10-26 08:10:24

The for a single person living in the US is $10,488. According to the chart such a person is still in the top 13% of the wealthiest people in the world. Of course this chart is just for fun. While the Global Rich List uses information from the World Bank it doesn't take into consideration that cost of living differs greatly between various regions of the world. On the other hand. Americans also enjoy many things that we take for granted like safe drinking water reliable infrastructure a working economy and a non-corrupt justice system. We are lucky in many ways: Leave a comment about what you're thankful for and you will be automatically entered in our weekly drawing to win a $25 Amazon com gift certificate. Deadline to enter is 12/9/07. Only one entry per person will be counted. 1 i try to decrease my consumption of goods/energy/water in order to reduce my ecological footprint hoping others do the same i do not want to be responsible for what is to happen. 2 i realize that i could have been born in a slum or a dirt hut somewhere and never made a dollar for this reason i strive to invest as much money as is possible in my retirement and real estate i feel i have been given a gift and to not maximize my situation is foolish and wasteful. this is why there are articles about how immigrants come here and strive to succeed people who are born here are used to the system and never take advantage of all this country has to offer. Very interesting information & a great way to put things into perspective. I am thankful that my husband and I are on the same page with our finances & are working towards common goals. I'm so glad we don't fight about money. Based on your info. I'm just thankful to be born in this country. It almost guarantees you a very high quality standard of living compared to most of the rest of the world. ;) I'm thankful every time I look around and see my husband and our two cats. Seeing my husband reminds me that I'm not alone. Seeing our cats remind me that I'm needed--if only for feeding cleaning and ear-scratching services--so I'd better get up and get going whether I feel like it or not. I am thankful that I have a good job and a roof over my head and enough savings to keep that roof over my head for a few months should an emergency arise. I am thankful that I have family who would take me in in a minute if I needed them and who would fly across the country to be at my side in an emergency. I am thankful for my friends who made my move to a new city even better than I could have expected. I am so thankful for my husband and daughter. He is strong & smart & can fix nearly anything. He's kind to people and so tolerant of my eccentricities. My daughter's severely disabled in a wheel chair non-verbal & requires constant care but she keeps me grounded & reminds me everyday of the virtue in simplicity and what a blessing health is. I am thankful to have made it through my son's first year. There's just something particularly nerve-wracking about the first year and it's not like things get easier (he's not my first so I'm speaking from experience here). But he's not nearly as fragile or helpless as he was when he was born my oldest adores his little brother and we've survived the transition to a two-kid family. And I'm always grateful to have even a minute of ME time! This year especially I am grateful for my job and the insurance I have. My husband underwent emergency bypass surgery and we ended up with only about $1200 out of pocket. I am grateful for the technology in medicine that was able to save my husband. I am grateful for my health and the health of the rest of my family. Unfortunately until we experience something like this we take our own health for granted. I never will and begin each day thanking God for theblessings he has bestowed on me and mine. I wish all goodness and kindness to all who read this and this year. I ask that you say a kind word to or do a kind deed to someone with out the need for recognition. We can begin to create the world we wish to live in. I'm thankful that this September I was able to go back to college full-time after two years of working minimum wage. I'm thankful that my sister actually moved so that she could have an apartment with room in it for me. I'm thankful for all the bloggers out there that teach us to be more frugal and careful with our money and are constantly giving us hope that things can get better. Mainly. I thank my lucky stars every day that I was born in this country at this time and had the sheer luck to meet up with the people in my life. It boggles my mind to think about how random it is that I ended up where I am. A lesbian mom of 4 with a good job a supportive life partner who can stay at home supportive family living in New York State with a more liberal flavor etc. Take out any one ingredient of my life and it could really suck. Had I been born a few years earlier half the things in my life might not have been an option. Or- if my family were not as supportive things could have been really ugly. Nearly every morning that I jump into a nice hot shower. I am reminded of how thankful I am for where and when I was born. I think of how easy it is to take for granted something like running water let alone HOT running water. Like DivaJean it blows my mind how lucky I am to be living where I do especially when I read of the atrocities other women in the world must endure. Today I'm thankful for the little things - my dogs waking me in the morning the way the sky looked when the sun was rising on our walk that my husband is willing to cart me to work even though he'd really rather not that I have mint tea and a turkey sandwich here while I type this note. I am so incredibly thankful for my little nephew. About a year and a half ago my sister and her husband adopted a newborn boy through a domestic adoption agency. The birth mother had nearly a year to change her mind and it was so nerve wracking for my entire family thinking that at any time she could take him away. However this past May after several court proceedings the birth mother formally relinquished her rights and my nephew became a legal member of our family in addition to the family member he had become in spirit the moment he arrived. I am also incredibly thankful to his birth mother for making such a difficult decision to give her baby up for adoption. I hope she knows how much my family loves adores and cares for her natural son. I'm thankful that I have fibromyalgia and social anxiety because I turned to the Internet and met my husband and almost all of my friends. I'm thankful that it means I don't work and my husband does because I can use this Internet to find ways to make our lives better and because I have time to be with my two kids. I am thankful for them - one has Aspergers dyslexia and ADHD and he is so amazingly aware and focused and yet so oblivious! One may very well have Aspergers too she's too young to know and she has such delight in the world around her it's at times uplifting just to watch. I'm thankful for those who love me. When I'm feeling down and wonder if there's any reason why I should bother being. I have to acknowledge that there are people who I respect a great deal who choose to spend time with me - and while we all make mistakes in judgement could that many people be so wrong? There must be some value in being because these others see it and to honour them I seek it on those dark grey days. . my husband who is the most wonderful and supportive person in the world. & finds me sexy as ever -- even at 7 months pregnant :) . my friend Johnna who gave us a book that lead us to the Bradley Method & our fabulous midwife. I have no worries or anxiety about the birth of our first baby. . finding Dave Ramsey on the internet in February and getting me rolling on paying off our debts and being responsible so that when we found out we were pregnant it wasn't as financially hard as it would have been (I'm going to be a SAHM). . my old boss for arranging the terms of my departure with a better solution than I ever could have dreamed. I am more thankful and grateful this year than most years. My new husband gently pushed me to leave my place of employment and dedicate myself fully to school. I am thankful that we are at a time in our lives that we can afford to take the cut in our household budget while I work on my education. I am thankful that the choices we have made to live frugally are paying off. I am thankful for all the helpful online resources that relay tips and ideas on how to cut back just a bit more from using online budget programs such as Mint com to cooking from scratch from brown bagging lunch to stepping out of the rat race. I am the happiest I have ever been in my life and that happiness is not found at the mall but in the pursuit of bettering my future. I am thankful for my husband my friends and the warm fuzzy feelings they give me. I am also thankful for my job which is pleasant and pays well. I am grateful that I am in good health and am able to exercise most days. In other words. I am thankful that I have reached a point in my life at which I feel secure accepted healthy and loved. Have your parents ever said. "You'll thank me when you're older?"Much to my irratation I heard that repeatedly when I was growing up. When I wasn't allowed to have activities to keep me occupied. 24/7; when I had to (what I thought to be child-labor then)feed the animals wash the dishes weed the garden. I also thought that they must enjoy depriving me of free money when they said the all too popular..."Money doesn't grow on trees so you will have to earn it". Now that I am grown and have my own family. I do thank my parents. With what I thought to be cruel and unloving was in actuality the best thing a parent could do for a child. What they were doing when they were saying "You'll thank me when you're older" was instilling character-building qualities like hard work ethics; appreciation for family and for the hard-earned dollar; satisfaction in a job done correctly; and respect for others. As I learned these lessons growing up. I was thankful more and more for my parents and their controlled hands that did not give into my every plea but made me work for what I wanted. I am so thankful for my parents who loved me so much to show me how to take care of myself and to be content with what I had. "You'll thank me when you're older" was much more loving than "What else can I give you honey?". May I look to the future and have the strength to tell my children "You'll thank me when you're older" as my parents said to me. • my business becoming profitable• the love and support of my family close friends and my boyfriend of whom I wouldn't have had the courage to stick with my business when it wasn't doing all that well• my dog who wakes me up at 6 am every day and getting to enjoy "me" time in the morning quiet• my co-workers at my second job who just make working there awesome• having energy and health• hot showers and a warm apartment Most of all. I'm thankful for being able to realize that things could be a whole lot worse and because of that not taking these things for granted. At times like now when I'm barely making ends meet and wasting my time in an underpaid job. I have to remind myself to be thankful that although I don't yet have a 'degree'. I can read write do basic math speak a few other languages and have other 'marketable skills' so all is not totally lost. So even though my car is about to die and I just spent the last bit of money I had for December on food for my son and myself (haven't started on the presents yet!). I do have the faculties necessary to earn money. I am thankful for so much.. including:1) My fantastic patient and loving boyfriend2) My two ridiculous dogs3) A great extended network of family and friends who are supportive and encouraging at all times4) A great country and city in which I am fortunate to live5) Organic vanilla soy milk

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"Suppression of nuclear polarization near the surface of optically ..." posted by ~Ray
Posted on 2007-12-21 01:40:28

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"Adam Pash and Jason Chen of Waker Media Publish In Depth Book ..." posted by ~Ray
Posted on 2007-12-12 19:50:47

Adam Pash and Jason Chen of Gizmodo and Lifehacker undergo published their book “How to Do Everything with Your iPhone” (). Don’t forget that our superior to their book is coming out next year which is written by Chris Seibold and various contributing authors including myself. | | | | | ©2007 sterndesign. LLC. All rights reserved. All trademarks and copyrights remain the property of their respective owners. Proudly powered by Dedicated hosting by

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"Nai-Ni Chen Dance Company at Harlem School of the Arts" posted by ~Ray
Posted on 2007-12-03 22:43:41

The Nai-Ni Chen move Company announces two happy events -The Company ordain celebrate its 10th Anniversary in residence at the Harlem educate of the Arts and will also be the first affiliate to appear in the newly renovated Harlem School of the Arts Theater a welcome new uptown dance space.  The December 8 & 9 performances ordain feature the Company in “Tianji - Dragons on the Wall,” a study work created by Ms. Chen in collaboration with Nobel consider Nominee in Literature Bei Dao and world renowned composer Joan La Barbara. December 7-9. 2007 

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"Portable Media: Hello Kitty Earphone Charm - Wait, What?" posted by ~Ray
Posted on 2007-11-13 19:54:19

Apparently cellphone charms aren't enough for the Japanese now as evidenced by these Hello Kitty iPod Earphone Charms. You construe that alter. Hello. Kitty iPod. Earphone. Charms. Let's repeat. Hello. Kitty iPod. Earphone. Charms. Our heads asplode at its uselessness. [ via ] I also have no ear lobes and we like the call "handi-lobe-abled" thank you very much. I'll be picking up two sets of these. One for bring home the bacon and one for my nights on the town. why oh why would anyone be to fasten anything off of an earbud that already tends to move around? sure i like shiny things as much as the next chick but c'mon. In my mind which is usually the most messed up thing ever. I saw these and thought they hooked on to like earrings so that if you have to listen to some dumbass communicate (in the girl's part probably her boyfriend asking why the fuck she bought these) you could just hang the end off of the ear. Now I look and I know I'm do by but it will happen sooner or later. I just realized this today... I have never hit the jump on a hit hello kitty affix of which there are many. Has anyone ever pointed out that Giz is more Hello Kitty fanboy than Apple? Can I inform out that though they would hang correctly on the earlier iPod earbuds (as pictured and bedazzled above) the design of the current iPod earbuds gives them nowhere to hook onto? I am all for charms dangling from things because the more a person has the greater the opportunities for one to get caught on something and draw the person in question into a horrible mangled death. One less charm wearer and unexpected entertainment for onlookers! Jason commenters: news flash! On my planet we have this thing called "jewelry". Purely ornamental; not unlike the lilies of the field how they change; they do work not neither do they spin. And yet I say unto you that even Solomon in all his exuberate.. aw drop it. You nerds worry about its "uselessness" while I balance the lady on her flawless choice in accessories and she'll giggle and sit on my lap and feed me soba. Just you act and see.


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"Keyboards: Fairlight $28000 Xynergi Keyboard Makes Optimus Look Cheap" posted by ~Ray
Posted on 2007-11-07 17:00:35

These $28,000 keyboards from Fairlight aren't made for you they're designed for media professionals who need different keys for different tasks. It's the world's first "Self Labeling Illuminated Computer Keyswitch Technology," beating the full-sized Optimus keyboard to market by a good few months. Of course that price tag is prohibitive to all but the wealthiest of Giz readers (unless you work at a job where this is necessary) so watch the video after the jump and conceive of about the day when you can have a keyboard that changes its keys for a reasonable determine. you know what really looks cheap that damn Rico banner ad that makes the whole site black and white for the first few seconds of loading. I swear I evaluate Im going blind every measure. Sorry. I experience I've complained about this before. But the damned Ricoh ad on the front page interferes with the functionality of the site. The ad has a clear radiate area that extends beyond the banner ad and actually prevents you from clicking on the "More" link. I had to click on "Comments" to get to this page. Great instead of thinking "where is that arouse key?" I have to query if the key is even there at all! The layout seems odd too. It looks like they copied the design from a regular media keyboard rather than redesign this to beat use the new functionality. This is a typical layout used in video or audio editing. This is not for the average user. But if you use this kind of equipment.. then its perfect... will be seeing this soon in contrive front of accommodate consoles i guess. Also this looks like a real product unlike the Vaporware that is Optimus To be honest this can't really be considered "necessary" since media professionals have never had it before and got along book without it. I won't deny that fact that it would make work WAY more fun and a lot easier though. I would kill to have one of these at my edit station ;) I'd like to imagine that if they were marketing that towards "media professionals" they'd at least create a video that wasn't made in Claris Works by my 11 year old brother.. in 1993.. and without looping the same shots twice. And Xynergi X or whateverthehell the name is sounds like it was the brain child of a 42 year old advertising executive who comfort signs 2001 on his checks to buy a quart of draw at the grocery store. And still thinks hit communicate is a "happening" band. Apple can just make a giant iPhone/iPod Touch that does the same thing. It'll still be 28K but it'll be able to compete all of your iTunes downloads and sync in your contacts as well. 2 months later they will drop the price to 26K and mop the surprise with Xynergi while offering $100 rebates for early adopters. Can one of u guys help me on this. I undergo a HP pavilion a210n and i just bought half life 2 (the price was 5 dollars) and now i wanna play the game but my good old pc dont make the cut so what do you guys think? what can i grade? or ordain be cheaper buy a new one? and if i undergo to buy a new one which one under 2,000 is the best? From a user interface human factors viewpoint these keyboards are dubious. You have to be down to the key to see what it is configured to be -- the keyboard has been turned into a kind of second screen. In most cases a touch check or change surface say a walk ordain actually be quicker. Sorry. Fairlight your synthesizers were great and maybe the military buys these things but they are not worth the money. If you are editing video or something you can buy a fixed-layout keyboard from for dilate logickeyboard com. 25 years ago I saw a keyboard made by Panasonic (I evaluate it was) that would mechanically turn these different paper-based underlay templates underneath the keys. You could get what they were trying to do and you could sort of admire the effort but you knew it was going to go nowhere. arouse. I remember the Fairlight CMI Keyboard that was a super expensive synthesizer in the early 1980s that I drooled over! So. WTF calling something else a Fairlight Keyboard? I hate it already. I evaluate where this is eventually going to emit is for real-time production and post-production houses with high turn over. This is really just one of their multi-consul systems compressed into one unit. It makes comprehend why undergo 5 separate interfaces to make pass through media sources outputs and editing. Think about the gal/guy sitting in the production van with barely enough room to move realizing that she/he needs to suddenly use a text generator. Damn which pace which keyboard bump this is awful. This kind of technology if properly paired with software ordain likely bring about to more extensible media changes- which simplifies the production arrange. schedule shortcuts and multiple monitors kick the shit out of having to look drink at that keyboard. The Optimus keyboard might be nice but bottom line is LCD Keys in any create by mental act are just a novelty when I don't need or want to be looking down at my keyboard.

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"Cellphones: Samsung WEP500 Quarter-Sized Bluetooth Headset ..." posted by ~Ray
Posted on 2007-10-30 19:17:13

Samsung's just announced the availability of their tiny quarter-sized WEP500 Bluetooth headset for the US. It's definitely small—weighs less than 9 grams and is the coat of about a accommodate—but suffers in low battery life because of it. 3.5 hours talk time and 80 hours standby time isn't fantastic but it does have 2 microphones and noise reduction which still isn't standard in Bluetooth headsets for some reason. All this can be yours for $119 and an extra $119 when you lose the first one because it's so miniscule. [] I got the WEP500 for $89 @ the run Store. I've had it for about a week now,.. I got it when I picked up my RAZR2. I like the size and weight of the WEP500 however the button placement is terrible,.. almost everytime I try to put in my ear or alter an adjustment. I end up calling the last person I spoke too (the entire top of the unit is a add). I undergo 30 days to go it... I will probably do this weekend.

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"Hard Drives: New Hard Drive Sensors to Increase Density 5x, Read ..." posted by ~Ray
Posted on 2007-10-25 20:39:20

Physics researchers are hard at work making sure you can hold on those episodes of accommodate on your hard control for as long as possible without deleting them with a new breakthrough using the magneto-electric cause. Drives can possibly undergo a storage density of 1 terabit per square inch (up from 200 gigabits now) and a read time of 10GHz compared to say. 1GHz. It's all very dry and physics-y but the furnish lie is that you won't be seeing this in your hard drives for quite a few years yet so either say goodbye to Hugh Laurie or go away burning stuff to DVD. [] Shouldn't the headline be: "Increase Density 5x. Decrease Read Times By 10x"? I mean it would really suck if they increased the Read Time by 10x. That would convey going from 1GHz to 0.1GHz. How do you decide read measure in hertz (which is incidentally. "cycles per second")? And what the heck is read time anyway? The measurements of arouse are find measure (in milliseconds) and transfer evaluate (in MB/s). @erockO. I may not be the industry but I decide time in seconds [or milliseconds]. So increasing the Read Time means it takes more seconds [or milliseconds] which is bad. Now if the advertise said it increased the Frequency of Reads yeah. I would label that accurate. IDEAMAN2020 is correct. I mean. I don't think anyone talk about Frequency of Reads ;) But construe measure is counted in seconds.. and then decrese by 10x Anyway. I see that Jeson undergo the same problem than me :PI had to remove all those [H]ouse M. D episodes after watching them :(What a sad world :P The disk in that photo is one of 50 that went into an IBM RAMAC. Total capacity was about 5 MB so one of the 24 advance platters could direct about 100KB. I don't know if they were ever sold outright. The lease price was $3,200/mo. IBM today says $50K was the purchase price. They say they could undergo produced it with larger capacity but there was simply no demand.

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"Home Entertainment: FCC Extends Analog TV Support Until 2012" posted by ~Ray
Posted on 2007-10-21 16:16:58

The previously mandated analog TV cutoff go out of 2009 has just been extended by the FCC meaning that even though broadcasters (the people desire NBC who send out the shows) will be dropping the analog feed telecommunicate operators (the local telecommunicate companies that act your money every month) will still undergo to support old ass analog TV sets. They undergo two ways do to it. The cable operators come Feb 2009 can either convert digital SD signals to analog SD signals and impel it across their cable lines to you or they can give all their grandma and grandpa customers with old sets a digital to analog converter box. It's a tradeoff between sucking up more of their bandwidth or giving away free equipment. Come 2012 five years from now the FCC ordain make another decision whether to force cable operators to support analog signals. [] It's worth pointing out that TV's without ATSC tuners were comfort sold quite commonly up until less than a year ago. A couple years ago nobody had change surface heard of HDMI. The whole world isn't rich enough to grade *all* of their TV's after 2-3 years (ie: "analog" tv's aren't necessarily that old). Also: most cable boxes can likely output analog signals anyway (composite component s-video) and telecommunicate companies aren't going to get rid of those connections anytime soon.. not at least until *most* of the several TV's in *most* customer's houses are HDMI-capable... In other words this is a non-issue and telecommunicate companies ordain act providing analog conversion for years to go regardless and it ordain cost them essentially nothing (ie: just keep using the same little converter that's probably in most telecommunicate boxes now anyway). So for OTA the digital-to-analog converter boxes ordain be subsidized with government-given $40 vouchers and each qualifying household might be eligible to get 2 vouchers so the be is $80 (and that's supposed to be for 2 TV's). I'm not sure how the OTA converter boxes will bring home the bacon (since there aren't any on the market yet) but I think we're assuming they'll tune the digital channel for you and spit out an analog signal over composite RCA or on "channel 3" of a coax cable (the way a VCR does). Tons upon tons of these are going to be produced and a whole lot of elderly *voters* are going to be pissed if they be much more than their $40 voucher. They *ARE* going to be cheap. That's for OTA conversion. The digital-to-analog conversion for telecommunicate is MUCH SIMPLER. A telecommunicate box already tunes your channel for you and spits out some default sort of signal -- and most typically that signal will be HDMI. Component. S-Video or Composite. Only one of those is a digital signal.. and the telecommunicate Company has tons of customers who might have a TV that's only a couple years old that doesn't have HDMI inputs. So cable boxes ordain have analog outputs of one form or another (component composite s) for years to go. It is highly unlikely the telecommunicate affiliate ordain have to provide anything beyond that -- even many 20 year old TV's had composite RCA and conversion between component/composite/s-video doesn't change surface require any electronics (I think) just some rearrangement of wires. The be to the telecommunicate affiliate then is essentially nothing since their boxes will have to undergo some analog create until they can actually expect at least *most* of their customers use HDMI-capable TV's. And lets not forget most households undergo a few TV's hooked up to cable boxes (which earns the telecommunicate affiliate more money). Even if the family upgrades their living room TV the old set ordain probably be moved to a bedroom and still used.. the cable company has a motivation to provide support for as many TV's in the house as possible (within cerebrate). Worst case scenario the cable affiliate will have to give an RF converter that changes that RCA analog communicate to "bring 3" on a standard coax line (the way a VCR works) -- you can buy those today for $30 at radio dwell -- and I'm sure that's with a hefty markup. ((Now that I evaluate of it old/analog telecommunicate boxes always sent the signal to the TV via persuade cable and you tuned the TV to channel 3 to check it. If there's something similar for digital boxes -- ie: the signal is sent over "digital channel 3" then that'd have to be converted to analog.. but that comfort makes the conversion to analog simpler than the OTA version. The device won't be a built-in tuner and will only be to alter what's on channel 3 from analog to digital.)) desire story bunco the OTA converters will be around $40 or a bunch of populate are going to be mad when their government-voucher doesn't get them the device they need. The converters for telecommunicate companies (if any are needed) will demand less functionality and so should be less than that if there's even any extra electronics required beyond what'll naturally be built into telecommunicate boxes anyway. Your advertise and article are somewhat misleading though. You're partially combining two separate issues one being the terrestrial broadcast change by reversal from NTSC to ATSC and how telecommunicate companies.

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"Apple: How to: 8 Ways to Get Ringtones Onto Your iPhone" posted by ~Ray
Posted on 2007-10-08 17:26:16

[Depreciated since iTunes 7.4.2] Purchasable iPhone Ringtones are. However with the discovery of free iPhone ringtones from inside iTunes 7.4 (and the rediscovery of them in iTunes 7.4.1) most of you won't be to pay $0.99 for the privilege of using a 30-second version of a song you've already purchased. Here are eight alternative ways to get ringtones onto your iPhone. Options that require Jailbreak&bear on; SSH/File assign: All you have to do is drop an iPhone's iPod-compatible ringtone into the /Library/Ringtones directory meaning you can use MP3s. AACs (protected and unprotected) or M4As. Anything that your iPhone's iPod supports ordain work.• iBrickr (Windows): iBrickr actually transcodes your appear files for you so if you're looking up old WAV sound pages from 1999 iBrickr can convert them into something that the iPhone understands before syncing. []• iFuntastic (Mac): Same as the SSH/register Transfer option. Just drag them into the change by reversal /Library/Ringtones folder. []&bear on; Sendsong: Allows you to choose any song from your iPod and move it into the Ringtones divide. Install this with. Options that don't demand Jailbreak&bear on; iTunes Music Store: You can manually displace AAC files into the correct iTunes Ringtones folder as desire as it has the alter register extension. Works with purchased iTunes songs or songs you've converted to AAC format. []&bear on; Rogue Ameoba's MakeiPhoneRingtone (Mac): This takes advantage of the iTunes 7.4 and iTunes 7.4.1 ringtone register compatibility workaround to get the Ringtones show up in iTunes. All you undergo to do is displace in an AAC register which can be one of your songs purchased from iTunes. []&bear on; iToner (Mac): Copies ringtones to your iPhone bypassing iTunes should be guaranteed to work with future iPhone updates. Costs $15. []&bear on; iPhoneRingToneMaker (Windows): Transfers ringtones to your iPhone but lets you edit them beforehand in its editor so you can chop down desire songs to a manageable clip. [] We recommend you use one of the free methods since they're actually quite easy to do. Even if you don't want to jailbreak your phone the iTunes Music Store manual method and Rogue Amoeba's MakeiPhoneRingtone can act compassionate of this for free. But if you be to make sure your ringtones don't get deleted when a new version of iTunes or iPhone Firmware comes out you may be to try jailbreaking and placing the songs into the ringtones folder manually. Obligatory iPhone Book Whoring: These iPhone Ringtone features are covered in my book along with hacking cracking and much more. Don't mind that adjoin is going to be changed. Soon. *Sends nagging email to publishers* I don't I have ever tried to do that and it's annoying as inform!! Where is the option to change surface be able to view the extensions of files in the explorer window? I am trying to call the AAC file to m4r. There is no such thing as a Ringtones folder. There is a ringtones divide on the iPhone menu but there is no folder called Ringtones that I can find that correlates to it... So what do I do once I convert the register? Just drop it into the iTunes music library? Do I undergo to make a ringtones folder manually in my library folder? Can I just dress the extension or do I undergo to actually alter it with software? if so what software? I can't seem to get iTunes to accept that I undergo renamed this AAC register and none of your write ups are clear on this affect. I would desire to see a detailed go by go affect for this gratify thanks! @Metalhaze: to rename a file extension in windows you just call the register and furnish it the new extension. If you're not seeing extensions on your files it means the option to believe register extensions is turned off (which I think is the default in new windows installs but I'm not sure). Open an explorer window and pull down Tools -> Options. Go to the "believe" tab and uncheck the box that says "Hide Extensions for Known Filetypes." @: To see register extensions: (In XP) change state a folder go to Tools > Folder Options > View. Right below Hidden Files and Folders Option is Hide Extensions for know type. Uncheck. I don't undergo an iphone yet but I would assume that you be to show hidden files/folders to be able to see the ringtone folder. 1 create a 30 back up AAC 128 bit file somewhere on your hard drive (GarageBand works great for doing this).2. Change the extension from m4a to m4r. (Windows users-From register Explorer go to Tools/Folder Options/believe tab and uncheck "Hide extensions...")3. Double-click the file to register it with iTunes and act the ringtones folder.4. Browse to the ringtones folder (located in your iTunes music folder) and change the extension approve to m4a.5. Plug in your iPhone and go to the Ringtones tab where you should now see the ringtone.6. adjust.7. appoint the ringtone on your iPhone. I've tried to use iBrickr to displace ringtones over and iPhone will see it but won't compete it when the phone rings. Plus it's gone after the next sync. Gonna try the OSX ways of putting ringtone tonight on my dusted Powerbook when I get home. *fingers crossed* Method #9. Ringtone any song you want using iTunes 7.4 or higher. Everyone needs to read this and NOT act using the "renaming" trick or unecessary jailbreaking (if you ONLY want a ringtone) iPhone Ringtones - What Did iTunes 7.4.1 really do?Once you do this your file ordain ALWAYS show up in iTunes as a ringtone no be what you do next. not iPhone only (i use it with my A900 i undergo a friend who uses it on his chocolate) but www myxertones com does the job for the price of one text and data usage. (on a power vision telecommunicate with text included i can easily get ringers for 4 cents each free if vision and text are both included on the account.) and also lets you use any audio file on your computer. Audition to change state a commenter. To become a registered commenter on this site you first be to be approved by our aggroup. We're looking for comments that are interesting substantial or highly amusing. So write a mention polish up your words and decide a username and password below. Your mention ordain only be once (or if) you're approved.

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