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The Hills Are Alive with the Sound of Geoff Smith.

By Max Murphy ⋅ June 23, 2008 ⋅  Email This Post ⋅  Print This Post ⋅ Post a comment

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So you have your new iPhone, you’ve added all of your contacts, setup all your mail accounts, but there is one essential thing that gets overlooked by many iPhone costumers: your ringtone. Of course you could choose the infamous “marimba” sound that the iPhone is known for, or you could make a ringtone from one of your current songs in iTunes (which is 99 cents a pop, by the way). What if I told you that there is a new service that gives you two new ringtones every week? I for one would be suprised.

For $1.98 a month, you will get two fresh ringtones in your iTunes “ringtone” section every week. But these aren’t any old ringtones. These aren’t low quality snippets of the hottest rap song. Instead, they are fun, quirky original ringtones by the famous Geoff Smith. 

Mr. Smith is the man behind some of the most notable podcast jingles, and has done work for people like Adam Curry, Cali Lewis and countless other well-established podcasters. In addition, he has created the soundtrack for the iYule virtual fireplace in your pocket. 

The setup is simple and flawless. You simply enter all your information at ringtonefeeder.com, await for an email to show up in your inbox, click the link that opens iTunes and you’re ready to go!

Each week, you will receive one ringtone with just music, and the other with Mr. Smith’s marvelous voice. Ringtone feeder is a must have for all users with the iPhone. 

Tags: iPhone, iTunes, Ringtones