June 23, 2008 6:05 PM PDT
First Look: RingtoneExpress
A personalized ringtone is worth a thousand preset tones. It's no wonder why so many users produce their own, and why so many developers join the talent show. While all ringtone-making software share some commonalities, they usually vary by some degree of pricing, audio editing sensitivity, and delivery mode. RingtoneExpress, for instance, is light on editing tools, but offers four methods for loading MP3 and WMA content onto the phone. The pricing is kept low, about $10 for limitless ringtone creation, and uniquely, it can also suck the audio out of YouTube videos for conversion to an MP3 ringtone.
Jessica Dolcourt reviews the latest and greatest smartphone apps, in addition to a healthy dose of Windows software. E-mail Jessica and follow her on Twitter. 
I didn't have any trouble understanding the gist of hera08624's message, did you? Could you do as well in French? German? Russian? Really, your comment was so junior high school.... Like my mama used to say, "If you can't think of something nice to say, don't say anything at all." (I know, I'm not following my own advice, but I just couldn't help myself in this case. stepyourgameup's remarks were just too egregious to ignore, LOL)
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Maybe not, but your grammar is atrocious!!!
In regards to the article the idea behind RingtoneExpress is neat, I just wish there was a freeware program available that would provide the same service. I know, I know, it only costs $10, but still that's more money than I care to waste on personalizing my phone.
- by 0zSpit July 7, 2008 3:26 PM PDT
- i missed this download, people ask me to do ringtones but i never really thought about it. $10 isn't nothing for unlimited. good deal...
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(3 Comments)you tell them hedgehog270, there's no reason to come here and act like a fool. unless you own a mac, lol.