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I knew the iPhone was going to be mega huge. With this in mind,I created a new company, Efiko Software to focus on doing cool stuff for the iPhone. Our first major release is iPhoneRingToneMaker. As you can guess, this app lets you create and put custom ringtones on your iPhone and is drop dead easy to use. Big Shout out to my team for getting this out in record time. If you have an iPhone, go get it NOW
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I love the Iphone Ringtone Maker. You should also make it so I can change my text messages, email and so on... alerts. The ones on the Iphone aren't very good.
Thanks,
Dale
Posted by: Dale Maple | September 21, 2007 at 05:24 PM
Just want to say Thanks Buddy for the real easy to use Iphone Ringtone Maker. Had my new ringtone in less than five mins.
Your program has been mentioned on some podcasts. IniPhoneToday and iPhoneDevCast as the Favorite App so far.
Thanks to your Team.
PS. Post some details about yourself.
Chris Coyne
New York City. USA
Posted by: chriscoyne | July 31, 2007 at 12:45 PM
This only runs in windows and my mac does not have windows.
Posted by: Mitch Waite | July 24, 2007 at 01:34 PM
Please use spell check on your whole site. You might have great products, but having all these spelling errors makes your company look really unprofessional and thrown together. i.e., if you don't check spelling, how well do you check your code.
Posted by: Guy | July 24, 2007 at 04:51 AM