iFuntastic time, ladies and gentleman. BitSplit, the man behind iFuntastic, has announced that version 4.6.1 is now available. This new version, along with various other improvements, makes it super easy to jailbreak the latest iPhone software version. Once jailbroken, an iPhone is able to freely load and run third party applications and mods. On top of simply jailbreaking v1.1.1, iFuntastic can now crop and add custom ringtones. Join discussion...

Apple's iPhone has been out for a couple of months now. While many people argue that the phone is truly revolutionary, there are a few simple drawbacks that really lean negatively on the device.... Join discussion...

Last Friday morning, on September 7th, I accidentally came across a procedure that allowed anyone to create a ringtone and have iTunes sync it to their iPhone. I posted it to MacRumors under the alias "Cleverboy", and the news ripped around the Internet sending over 1,500 visitors to my blog over the course of the day. Almost before the clock had struck 12 am, and in line with the predictions of some, Apple had released an update to iTunes, rendering the procedure ineffective. Amidst a swirl of interest, someone else found that they could modify the procedure to get the same results. Join discussion...

Purchasable iPhone Ringtones are officially here. However, with the discovery of free iPhone ringtones from inside iTunes 7.4 (and the rediscovery of them in iTunes 7.4.1), most of you won't want to pay $0.99 for the privilege of using a 30-second version of a song you've already purchased. Here are eight alternative ways to get ringtones onto your iPhone. Join discussion...

A MacRumors forum member discovered that you can actually get free ringtones directly inside iTunes by just changing around a file extension. All official purchased ringtones have the .M4R extension, so all you have to do is rename any AAC file to a M4R file to get it to show up in iTunes under Ringtones. Sync to your phone and you're done. To delete the ringtones, you may have to go into the Ringtones folder under your iTunes music directory. Zero cents beats 99 cents any day. [MacRumors] Join discussion...

The Steve may want you to cough up $2 for an iTunes track + ringtone but TUAW is watching out for your wallet. You already own the song. Use it the way you want. Here's a quick round-up of the ways you can save money on ringtones: Join discussion...

Rip the samples to a file... Join discussion...

Here is a quick link to download all of the iPhone ring tones! Join discussion...