Many iPhone users are learning to their surprise that they can make ringtones from only a relatively small number of songs.

Apple began selling ringtones via its iTunes Music Store this week, saying it offers more than 500,000 tracks for do-it-yourself ringtone creation. But that represents only about 8 percent of the store's more than 6 million songs.

Full article at Wired News

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Apple UK special event 18 Sep - iPhone UK launch?

Apple is inviting UK media to a special event at its flagship London store on Regents Street next week.

The event invitation proclaims: "Mum is no longer the word", and asks media and analysts to turn up at 10am, Tuesday 18 September, for a press conference.

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Today, we're very excited to announce the availability of our new iPhone-optimized interface for TypePad. iPhone owners can try it out by visiting http://i.typepad.com/. (If you have an iPhone but not a TypePad blog, you can sign up for a free 14-day trial.) You can create and edit posts, manage comments, configure mobile settings for posting photos directly from your iPhone, and view your published blog, all from the comfort of, well, wherever. :)

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