Comments on: Reports: Apple plans to sell ringtones through iTunes
New iPods are expected to be the major news next Wednesday, but Apple will also announce a deal to let iPhone users buy ringtones through the iTunes Store, according to reports.
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I guess it's a wash since the speaker on the iPhone sounds horrible. It's easily overpowered and distorts the sound. For such an expensive phone it sure sounds cheap.
- why pay
- by tj8212 September 5, 2007 1:07 PM PDT
- why pay apple when you can use iphoneringtonemaker?
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