Paying $0.99 for a single Ringtone is way to much especially if you already bought the song from iTunes or have it available on CD or as mp3.The funny thing is that Apple introduced a new format for ringtones with the extension .m4r which is simply a renamed .aac file which are the files that you download when you make a purchase at iTunes.

This is probably not the best hack in life but it is still valid and working. You could use the ringtones for other mobile phones as well if you convert the m4p extension to a format that your mobile supports. The principle of grabbing song samples and use them as your iPhone ringtones is pretty simple.

One of the great advantages of a smartphone like the iPhone or my Nokia 73 is that you can install additional applications for all kind of purposes such as gaming, working and news. The website iphoneappr offers a categorized list of applications that are compatible with the Apple iPhone.

Apple’s iPhone is officially only working with AT&T at the moment and many users have been searching for ways to unlock their iPhone to be able to use it with different providers. I do not have a iPhone and will not buy one but I thought it would be nice to link to a software [...]

“What’s the point of a revolutionary new communications and media device if you can’t put half naked tattooed girls on it?”. That is the first line in the article over at Suicide Girls that is offering three packages with wallpapers for the newly released iPhone. The three packages contain the following wallpapers: