We created these ringtones specifically for our iPhones so that we could have something other than the stock ringtones or the latest iTunes hip hop track blaring out of our iPhones when someone calls us.

To be honest we tried to figure out how to sell these ringtones to iPhone users but it is just too much of a hassle and we’re busy with lots of other stuff so we thought we’d give them away.
No strings attached.
A collection of 200 unique, different, hip and cool iPhone ringtones for you to drop right into the ringtone area of your iTunes program and then synch up your iPhone to load them in.
Once your iPhone is synched up go to settings and choose a new ringtone.
There’s something for everybody here to check it out.

Remember that this collection of ringtones is only available for your personal use, you are not allowed to redistribute this collection in any manner or use the sounds for anything other than ringtones in your personal phone.

Download 200 Free iPhone Ringtones (13megs)

Here is a sample player to get an idea of what the ringtones sound like before you download them.

Iconeer is powerful mac icon creator for Mac OS X icons. Easily creates mac icons of all kinds with real-time preview on virtual desktop, so icons can be seen on different backgrounds instantly. Iconeer supports all icon suites from System 7 till new modern thumbnail icons of OS X. Features batch icon builder to create number of icons from pictures. Also allows to rip pictures from existing icons. Iconeer is an ideal tool for mac icon artists.
Download Iconeer for Mac

File List is another Mac app that I couldn’t live without. When I put together music and sound effects collections I receive huge amounts of data from composers all of the world. They send their files with all kinds of bizarre naming conventions and I used to go through file by file and change every single title by hand.
It finally got so out of hand that I did a quick search and found File List (Name Mangler now?) and have been using almost everyday since I downloaded it.
File List batch renames files on your Mac according to criteria you set up. Rename files using sequential numbers, prefixes, or suffixes, or change to upper or lower case. File List supports advanced file naming specs that let you use conditional statements too.
You can download it here
Download Name Mangler
and start renaming files.

This tip I got from the book Upgrade Your Life really helped me out on a recent trip to Mallorca. I took my beat up old macbook just to minimally keep up with customers questions and orders while visiting the Spanish island for 9 days.

Just before we left for the airport I was rebooting and my Macbook completely crashed and needed its system reinstalled. I took the install discs with me and when we got to our chateau on the coastal mountainside I reinstalled OS X and then was left with nothing but the default installed software.

I remembered that I had just signed up for and synched with Xmarks just before I left and gave it a go with a new download of Firefox on my laptop. It worked beautifully and my laptop had everything I needed to get to all my bookmarks and also remembered passwords which would have taken me forever to figure out.
Needless to say I’m a total Xmarks fan now.
http://www.xmarks.com/

(this is good for PCs as well of course)