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It's kinda hilarious in my oppinion. This store was is making jewelry from recycled Mac products but now has such a high demand it is buying buttons from Apple to keep producing the jewelry.

Maybe a nice present for Christmas?

ps: I'm not advertising, I just found it pretty funny ^^

There are plenty of songs in your iTunes library, but no way to make ringtones from any of them after Apple released iTunes 8 – which brought with it Genius Playlists. Although iTunes allows you to make ringtones from a song downloaded through the iTunes Music Store, those ringtones all come with fees. No one wants to pay for a song twice to get a ringtone.

With all these following features:
- Convert virtually any audio/video format;
- Flexible Ringtone Management;
- Direct Connection with iTunes Library;
- Accurate Trimming with Waveform;
- Just 1-Click Transfer;
- Fade in/ out Effect;

This iPhone Ringtone Maker for Mac will help you create custom and free iPhone ringtone from any song or video you like in only 4 easy steps. Wanna know more? The following guide will show you.

Step1: Launch the Program and Connect Your iPhone

Step 2: Import a Song or Video
You can either choose a song /video in iTunes library or directly drag one from your hard disk.

Step 3: Trim the Audio/Video File to Start Making
Use the blue slide bar to trim the file you import. You can also set the length of the ringtone by typing the exact time value into the time-setting boxes.

The program also allows you to add Fade in/out function (up to 5 seconds)effect and pre-listen to the ringtone you made.

Step 4: Export Ringtone to Your iPhone
Select "Transfer to iPhone" and click "Start", the ringtone made will be transferred to iPhone. Click "Start" alone, the Ringtone will then be in iTunes.
Tip: Here you can rename the ringtone you made

Step 5: Ringtone Manager (Optional)
Click the "Ringtone Manager" in the lower right corner. You can now manage all the ringtones by transferring them between iTunes and iPhone. You can also delete or play them.

You can now let your iPhone sing your song.
More information about how to make custom and free iphone ringtone on Mac

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United States Patent and Trademark Office:
http://tmportal.uspto.gov/external/portal/tow?SRCH=Y&isSubmitted=true&details=&SELECT=US+Serial+No&TEXT=77773411#

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Foxconn Electronics (Hon Hai Precision Industry) will be the manufacturing partner for an upcoming tablet PC device from Apple, according to market sources. The device is expected to hit the market in the first quarter of 2010, with initial shipments from Foxconn being in the 300,000-400,000 range, the sources said.

Are you getting one?

Snow Leopard (Mac OS X 10.6) brought many refinements to the operating system that aren't immediately apparent to most users. A lot of tinkering around reveals some very cool additions. One of those hidden features is the ability to view invisible files in Open/Save dialog boxes.

While it's been in the App Store for the last few days, Pantone is officially launching its color discovery and management app for iPhone today, called myPANTONE.

The Pantone Matching System, among other Pantone products, is the indispensable color system for printers and graphic designers, and it offers a wider gamut of color than traditional process color printing. myPANTONE lets iPhone and iPod touch users discover new and interesting Pantone color combinations, share them, and create palette files suitable for importing in desktop applications.

If you're a Web designer, expect your CSS colors & your untagged/unmanaged images to look darker on Snow Leopard than on previous versions of the Mac OS. You'll also see less of a visible color shift when going from Photoshop to Flash or other unmanaged environments (e.g. Internet Explorer).

Miller: One of the leading theories about the size of the NC project is that Apple is planning future cloud computing services that will require lots of data center storage. Cloud computing is a hot trend, and I’d be surprised if Apple isn’t thinking hard – and thinking differently – about cloud computing. Many cloud enthusiasts say that cloud computing will eliminate the need for data centers. In reality, the only thing will change is the owner of the building. All the applications and data that are moving into the cloud will live on servers in brick-and-mortar data centers. The companies that are building the biggest data centers tend to also have the biggest cloud ambitions.