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Apple has introduced a simple way to create and sync your custom ringtones to the iPhone via GarageBand, an application that comes pre-installed with Mac OS X Leopard. If you have a Mac and you want to create a custom Ringtone from your iTunes library then step in and follow me.

1. Startup GarageBand

2. Enter a name for the New Project, select a location and leave the rest untouch.

3. From the iTunes, drag the song you want to create as a ringtone to the GarageBand.

4. Turn on Cycle Region (it will turn blue after clicking)

5. Increase the Cycle Region (the yellow bar) from the default 5 to 20 (equivalent to 40 seconds).

6. Drag the Cycle Region to where you want to begin your ringtone.

7. Finally, send the newly created Ringtone to iTunes.

Apple has just rolled out an update to its iTunes – the application that manages multimedia for PC, Mac, iPhones and iPods.

iTunes 7.7 now brings the iPhone/iPod Touch firmware 2.0 update. Existing iPhone owners can download the firmware for free while owners of iPod Touch who want access to the App Store will need to pay a one-time charge of US$9.99.

Many expected this update to bring the Apple Music Store to Singapore, putting an end to the speculations that sparked off since 2006. Unfortunately, the update only brings an “App Store” to Singapore, no musics no podcasts and no videos.