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We recently wrote about Sidebar, an app that wants to help smartphone users with the process of finding the perfect apps for their phones. Sidebar is debuting its first app and guess what? It’s not an iPhone app-it’s an Android app! While Sidebar’s Android app is built for all Google-powered Android phones, the app has been configured specially for the newly released Verizon Droid. Android users can download the app here.

Sidebar will ask you a series of demographic questions (gender, age, location) and a series of questions to determine your interests and content preferences (i.e. what type of news do you prefer, do you play online games, what types of outdoor activities are you interested in). Once Sidebar figures out a rough sketch of who you are, the app will begin to recommend mobile content to you. Content consists of videos, games, music, apps, ringtones, podcasts, promotions, news articles. The app will load no more than 12 content recommendations per day, which will last for 24 hours until the next batch of recs are sent to you. Recommendations include a short synopsis of the app or content and a screenshot or image. If you like the rec, you can save it and and download or access it later.

While the Android Market no doubt needs an improvement, its promising that nifty apps like Sidebar are coming to the Android before hopping on the iPhone train. We’ve seen Sobees and Seesmic take a similar approach. Because the iPhone market is so saturated, it could make sense for developers to perhaps gain a following from other smartphone users, and perfect their iPhone offerings in the meantime.

Sidebar seems like a compelling app for an Android user. Although the number of apps on the Android Market doesn’t yet reach the magnitude of content on Apple’s App Store, there still is a value in receiving customized recommendations for mobile content. Android’s app store features top paid and free apps, but doesn’t have an in-depth personalized recommendation feature that competes with Sidebar. And the app suggests other types of mobile content, like ringtones, videos, news and more.

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Locate a DRM-free song you want in iTunes and take note of the start and stop time of the section you want to use for the ringtone. It can be up to 30 seconds in length.

Right click the song and choose “Get Info” and click on the “Options” tab. Enter the start and stop time values in the appropriate section. Click OK.

Go up to “iTunes/Preferences…” and under “General/Import Settings…” choose “AAC Encoder” Click OK. Click OK again.

Go back to your song, right click and choose “Create AAC Version”. After it’s done converting your song, right click the newly created AAC file and choose “Show in Finder”. Change the .m4a extension of this file to .m4r. Keep this window open.

Go back to the original song in iTunes and zero out the start and stop times you set earlier so your song will play in it’s entirety again. Delete the AAC file you encoded from the library. Choose “Keep File” when the dialog window appears.

Go back to the window that has your .m4r file and drag it into iTunes under the Ringtones section of your iPhone. You’ll see your iPhone light up and sync. Once complete, on your iPhone go to Settings/Sounds and change your ringtone to the one you just created. Isn’t that lovely?

DISCLAIMER: This is simple stuff but it’s done at your own risk. If you mess anything up it’s your own fault.

Posts on this blog usually begin with and include a picture of the contributor of the tone(s). In regards to these In Memoriam Tones, I’m avoiding that tendency; for these images are meant to convey the loss or absence of a person from our Pittsburgh landscape–the artist Rick Gribenas, who passed away earlier this year. He died when he was 31, as he was undergoing treatment for Hodgkin’s lymphoma.

The image above and the tones below were submitted by Ayanah Moor, artist and associate professor in the School of Art at Carnegie Mellon University.

Around 2001-2002, Ayanah began collaborating with Gribenas. Their collaborations consisted of print-making and mixing music together. “I believe we met each other at A.I.R. (Artist Image Resource) on the North Side,” Ayanah said. “When we played music together, Rick would come over to my house, he’d bring his cassette tape deck, a stack of tapes and a computer, and he’d alter sound from the tape deck in real time. I worked with two CD turntables. We didn’t talk a lot about thematics before we’d begin playing–we just let these ‘conversations’ unfold.”

Around 2005, Gribenas left Pittsburgh for grad school at Columbia College in Chicago. That same year, Ayanah had a solo show at A+D 11th Street Gallery in Chicago (Columbia College’s gallery), and one of their recorded pieces was part of he exhibition. The photograph above is documentation of their 11-minute piece,  A&R. The two ringtones contributed by Ayanah are excerpted from that collaborative piece, and are dedicated to Rick in memoriam.

“When he returned to Pittsburgh after completing his graduate studies, Rick left this note in my mailbox. I kept meaning to respond to it, but didn’t,” Ayanah said. “I never caught up with him. That’s why I decided to create some tones in memoriam. It’s an opportunity to bring closure. It just feels right.”

Last week, Ayanah and I listened to the track and talked about excerpts that would capture the essence of their music-making collaboration. We both thought that Gribenas/Moor@3:41 would make a great ringtone or phone alarm, and then we selected Gribenas/Moor@7:10 as a second tone.

These are the first memorial tones in the project. Thank you, Ayanah, for your thoughtful contribution–a contribution that responds to my project’s focusing question with sounds from the not-so-long-ago past that still resonate in the minds and in hearts of many Pittsburghers who knew this young artist.

What did Pittsburgh sound like? Sometimes it sounded like the handiwork of Rick Gribenas.

There are many ways to make, share and download free ringtones for your phone. Usually The ringtone maker is very easy to use. All what you need is to follow the steps:

Press Upload, choose mp3, wma or ogg audio file and press Open.
Place the markers to set range and clip duration.
Press Selected to listen to your clip.
Change the default sound quality if you want.
Choose and set the filters if you want.
Press Make a Ringtone to convert mp3 to a ringtone.

You can try to make your own ringtone online choosing one of the various sites providing help on the way.

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Do you own a Samsung mobile phone?

If you are, then check this article out because this is exclusively for Samsung mobile phone owners, especially those who are fond of changing their ringtones from time to time, giving their mobile phone a distinctive character apart from other mobile phones.

Interested? Read on the rest of this article and learn more about ringtones for your phones.

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The manufacturing of mobile phones falls on the telecommunications network business area of Samsung Electronics along with the production of PDA phones and satellite receivers. It is one of the largest electronics companies in the world. Samsung phones have overall market share of 12.7 percent and ranked 3rd among the mobile phone manufacturers around the world.

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Here are three simple and basic steps of getting various ringtones for your phones.

1.    Since you are on customizing, it is normal that you are quite selective when it comes to ringtones. You want ringtones that will match your current lifestyle as well as your personality. If you are still undecided on what ringtones you want to have for your mobile phone, you can check out the following personal guides:

a.    Determine first what music styles are your favorites. Since Internet as well as your local wireless network provider has enough ringtones on their database, you can freely choose among the following categories:

i.    Dance music;
ii.    Hip-hop and rap;
iii.    Classical and oldies;
iv.    Rock or alternative;
v.    Country music; or
vi.    TV or movie soundtracks.
b.    You can also browse on the following categories:
i.    Newest ringtones;
ii.    Techno ringtones;
iii.    Tropical ringtones
iv.    Speedy ringtones;
v.    Mid-east ringtones; or
vi.    Mystery ringtones.

2.    After deciding on which ringtone interests you, you can now start downloading your Samsung ringtone. There are phones that can receive ringtones through the following mediums:

a.    Via direct download to your local wireless network provider, where you are given an access code that you will send as a text message to a given ringtone database access number

b.    Via wireless application protocol (WAP) or wireless internet.

Samsung phones that are distributed by Verizon Wireless and Sprint PCS support the aforementioned methods of downloading ringtones.

3.    In case your phone has that melody composer, here are its certain features that you must know:

a.    It has up to 3 octaves;
b.    It has four-note duration, ranging from 1/16 to 1/2;
c.    It has a graphical interface which represents notes on a given scale; and
d.    Notes are obtained by pressing the key corresponds to the notes and adjusting the pitch and/or duration using the arrow keys.

To learn how to compose from your melody composer, refer to your phone manual.

Also determine the compatibility of the ringtone to your phone program. All the latest phones today support the three types of ringtones (monotone, polytone, and true tone); however, most of the older models can not recognize newer versions of ringtones. So it is important that you check first the compatibility of your phone and the ringtone of your choice.

Go and “dress” your Samsung mobile phone through downloading various ringtones available.

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Pues como os contaba hace unos dias, cabia la posibilidad de encontrar la Demo del nuevo juego de Sam Fisher dentro de nuestra caja del Assassin’s Creed II. Pero al parecer se acaba de desmentir esta información y el código de descarga que nos encotraremos será para descargar Tonos  para nuestro movil y un Wallpaper para nuestro ordenador.

Despues del satlo mas información

El codigo de la supuesta demo es este:
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Y la pagina donde se descarga es esta:
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La pagina Web ya está operativa, para acceder a los contenidos hay que estar registrado y el codigo es el mismo para todos, asi que no hay problema por descargarse los tonos para el movil y el Wallpaper en cualquier tamaño.

Meet the gentlemen who work at Zottola Steel Corporation, a fabrication shop in East Liberty. I met Matt Zottola about a month ago at a friend’s party. As soon as I answered his what-do-you-do question, he said, “How about some steel fabrication tones?” Since I’d just been to Rivers of Steel to get archival steel industry tones, I thought some present-day steel tones would be fitting. Plus, such a shop would be the next likely stop after steel came out of a mill–so perfect!

Matt started working at his family’s business when he was in high school. “I’d get calls from my father to come down and help out when other guys were missing from the floor,” he said. And it’s still a family business–the day I visited, Matt’s son Brandon was there working.

The shop is huge (the building is 18,000 square feet and the ceiling is about 25 feet high). Looking around, I kept thinking of the Richard Scarry books I had as a little kid. How I loved looking at all those finely detailed pictures of animals working (at the airport, in stores, on city streets). Those books, like episodes of Mr. Roger’s Neighborhood, when Fred went to visit factories and farms and other exotic-to-me places, made me feel like I was having a look at something most folks don’t get to see. Neat-o.

I asked Matt where their work goes after it leaves the building. “About 99% of the fabrication we do is for construction of some sort. Every once in a while, we produce a part of a machine for a customer. And we also did the cages and chutes for the elephants and polar bears at the Pittsburgh Zoo.”

Matt identified major sounds related to the work that goes on in the shop and introduced me to the men on his team who specialize in working with the various equipment. As we went around the shop, the guys were helpful, fun to work with, and darn patient with me and my childlike curiosity about what the heck the machines actually did.

The first audio I recorded for a tone was made by Russ Kovacic, who was working on a stainless steel truck rack.

Before I began recording, the guys brought over an extra helmet so that I could see what the welding process looks like. If you haven’t seen anybody weld before, you might not know that you shouldn’t look directly at that firey light from the torch. Through the green glass of the helmet I couldn’t see the fire, just the path of melted steel from the torch. Very cool. Or should I say hot? Anyhow, here’s Russ Kovacic’s Welding Tone.

After welding, we moved onto grinding. When I asked Matt which of the audio would make the most ‘iconic’ ringtone for him, he said, “grinding because practically every job that goes out of here has to have some grinding done on it before it leaves this place.”

Dave “Unk” Demme did the honors. I pulled very straightforward audio from his work on the steel truck rail to make this Grinding Steel Tone.

Here’s the other Dave–Dave Bassett. He ran the machine called the Iron Worker, which, as Matt told me, “takes a lot of tonnage to punch through stainless steel.” And it makes a very loud “bang” sound that made me jump in the air when I heard it the first time. This ringtone audio consists of the ‘whir’ of the machine once it’s powered up, the punch and a little clank.

It was the loudest, scariest, most powerful sound I recorded within the shop. It reminded me of the industrial music my college friend Sean used to listen to back in the mid-to later 80s.  For that reason, I was inspired to make this Iron Worker Industrial Tone–the sounds are mixed from the range of audio content I recorded from Dave working the machine. I also made a very short (but shouldn’t be described as sweet) Iron Worker Punch (Message) Alert for the non-faint of heart who want a powerful text or picture message alert–it’s a simple chronological excerpt from the type of work Dave did with that machine.

Last of all, I edited a clang-ey Fixin’ to Move Steel Tone from audio I recorded of the guys (starting from far left–Matt and Brandon Zottola with Dave Demme),  moving steel beams across the shop floor.

You’ll hear a lot of clanking sounds. That’s Brandon Zottola throwing the chains around (for the most part) to use the crane to move steel through part of the fabrication shop space.

Thanks to Matt Zattola (and the guys) for welcoming me to the shop to collect some awesome steel fab tones, and thanks also to Craig Parrish for showing me how the drill line works. Watching that machine operate was super fascinating, but the audio wasn’t distinct enough from the other sounds in the shop to cause me to want to make a ringtone out of it.

Thanks gentlemen of Zottola Steel Corporation! I’m pleased to have a whole new set of local industry heritage related work tones in the project.