Looking to use your own custom audio file as a ringtone on your phone? iOS 26 now offers a Use As Ringtone function for just ...

Apple has made choosing a custom ringtone much easier in iOS 26, but bugs and strict rules still trip up users. Here’s how to ...

Select an option from Settings > Sounds & Haptics > Ringtone to set a new default ringtone. You can use a third-party app to create a custom ringtone. Select it as the default in the Ringtone settings ...

Apple's iOS software that powers iPhones has seen tons of improvements in terms of customizability over the past few years. Just a couple of versions ago, you couldn't add widgets to your iPhone's ...

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If you're waiting for a new iPhone ringtone to attend your calls, Apple might be baking something for this year. The recently announced iOS 26 update hides a new ringtone for iPhone, discovered in the ...

iOS 26 finally introduces the ability to easily set custom ringtones from audio files. Previously, creating iPhone ringtones required a complex process involving GarageBand or a Mac. This feature has ...

One of the most enjoyable ways to personalize an iPhone is by setting custom ringtones for your calls, but Apple has changed how you do it in iOS 17. Here's what you have to know. Custom ringtones add ...

Personalizing your iPhone ringtone is an excellent way to add a unique touch to your device, making it stand out from the crowd. Contrary to popular belief, the process of creating a custom ringtone ...

Back in the day, new iOS updates were marked by new wallpapers and ringtones. While Apple still offers new backgrounds for iPhone users, it's been quite a while since the company introduced a new ...

WICHITA, Kan. (KWCH) - iOS 17 is available to the public and while many people know about most of the new standout features, there is one major change that Apple hasn’t mentioned. I’d argue it’s one ...