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Please Subscribe. (READ) We will be using a free app from the iTunes App Store called Fring. This allows us to make VOIP phone calls. Here is how to do it: 1) Download Fring from the iTunes App Store. 2) Sync it to your device. 3) Go to voipstunt.com, then click on the download tab. Then click “Download voip stunt.” 4) Wait for it to download and then click on the setup voipstunt desktop icon. 5) Download the program 6) Click on the new Voip Stunt desktop icon, click new user, and fill out …

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ipodtouchedmaster asked:

Don’t pay for the new software update from apple! This video shows you how to get the official final release of firmware OS 3.0 for FREE! It works the same way for, ipod touch 1g & 2g, and iphone 1g & 3g. New feature of 3.0 include Spotlight Search, Copy & Paste, iTunes, YouTube, and more. How to get firmware 3.0: 1) Upgrade itunes to version 8.2 2) Download firmware 3.0 here: Ipod Touch: tinyurl.com Ipod Touch 2G: tinyurl.com Iphone: tinyurl.com Iphone 3G: tinyurl.com 3) Connect device to …

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Jailbreak of the final release of OS 3.0 by apple. This works for iPhone 2G, iPhone 3G, iPod Touch 1G, and iPod Touch 2G. Works on Mac and Windows. I show you how to jailbreak firmware 3.0. In the video I am using Windows Vista, iTunes 8.2, and iPod Touch 1G. The jailbreak process is the same for all devices and if you have an iPhone it will be unlocked. Check out the Dev Team Blog for more information: tinyurl.com Here are the links for 3.0 firmware by device: Ipod Touch 1G: tinyurl.com …

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Giulifi asked:

No Rick Roll. This video is a step by step tutorial on how to Jailbreak iPod Touch 2G, in this case using the firmwareprovided on the description(recommended). IMPORTANT: You should select (in the “Browse .ipsw file)the same file you used to configure your iPod. If you want to use the firmware i provided: Before starting the process of Jailbreaking, you should go to iTunes, your iPod setting and hold shift and click restore. A folder will pop up, and select the .ipsw file i provided. Put …

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mattskisfast asked:

This is the complete song “Bruises” by Chairlift. The song is featured in the new iPod nano commercial Steve Jobs introduced at the September 9th keynote. Click the link to see the song in iTunes. phobos.apple.com

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alexosh1234 asked:

Download the device ispw file. 2. load up iTunes. 3. plug in your device. 4. it will show up in your itunes. now on the main screen for it, there will be 2 options: “check for update” and “restore” 5. click on “check for update”. it will take you to the page where it says the features and says “buy for 9.99″ or “cancel”. 6. press the cancel button. 7. now it will return to the main page you were at, except this time it will say “update” instead of “check for update” 8. hold your shift key …

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Apple has always been a producer of software and hardware that has great appeal to those that consider themselves unconventional. That should be enough of a hint to the vast popularity of the ringtones for iPhone right now and the personalization of these mobile phones. There is a price attached to it, but people have many choices when it comes to the personalization of their iPhone.

The iTunes users can presently customize their sound tracks and they can even create their own iPhone ringtones. Now the iPhone comes equipped with a ringtone maker, which lets the user pick one of the hundreds of thousands of songs that the iTunes Store has.

On this site you can pay 99 cents for any song that has a bell next to it. That bell means that it can be converted to a ringtone. First, you pay for the song and you buy it. Then, the new owner can play any part of that song and add special effects to it, while keeping only 30 seconds of it to form the ringtone.

You pay another 99 cents for the ringtone, so it costs you $1.98 to create an iPhone ringtone through iTunes. If you go buy your ringtone from somewhere else, it will cost you $2.49, so this is a bit cheaper. After you buy your new ringtone, you sync the iPhone to the system and you download it. Easy!

Experts from the industry are talking and arguing on how effective the cost is, but users don’t seem to be too impressed. The problem is that users don’t want to pay twice for a song.

Because if you pay for the song to own it, you have to pay again to make it a ringtone. While $1.98 is a good price, the fact that you already own the song and you’re not allowed to use it as a ringtone unless you buy it again is a problem for most people.

Some people are actually talking about using the iPod manually, by choosing a song and playing it when the iPhone vibrates or rings. This is because this way it’s legal and iPhone users don’t have to pay an extra dollar for a song to make it a ringtone.

Of course, as you would expect, there are plenty of tips online to work around this problem. Some say that it would be enough to buy the iToner for $15 and use it to convert songs into ringtones, so you don’t have to pay a dollar for each song.

There are even forums that deal with these activities. Some suggest that it’s enough to simply change the extension of an iTunes song to that of a ringtone. So, take the AAC music files and manually change their extension to M4R (that ringtones have). That’s it, you can sync the iPhone and take the ringtones.



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