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It can be used for free during a 30 day trial period.

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(The release of iTunes 7.4 broke the capabilities of iToner 1.0, which prompted the 1.0.1 update late last week.) As of this writing, Apple’s new ringtone service – which offers 30-second snippets of songsĪt the iTunes Store for $0.99 on top of the $0.99 price of the song itself – is not yet operating.

By default, the iPhone includes a limited set of 25 ringtones (which admittedly sound better than the beeps and clicks found on most phones) you can’t yet purchase others through AT&T, a business that has proven to be surprisingly lucrative for the phone carriers (about $600 million in 2005, for example).

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