Chevron releases custom ringtone manager for WP7

01/12/2010
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If you can’t wait until January to add custom ringtones to your new Windows Phone 7 handset, and aren’t afraid of a little hackery (and warranty-void-ery), then listen up: the same folks behind the WP7 unlock and side-load tool have just released their custom ringtone manager for WP7.

Now, this isn’t as simple as loading up a ringtone Android stylee, so listen up to these caveats:

  • You need to unlock your WP7 handset first
  • Ringtones have to be in 48kHz WMA format (snore!)
  • You must...
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Original article by Mobile Crunch
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