Song Sender: Send songs from your iPhone to a friend via email or use them as ringtones

iPhone Song Sender

The iPhone hackers @ NullRiver are at it again, I had recently published an article on how the updated version of "Installer.app" by these folks should make it easy to install unauthorized third-party native applications onto your iPhone. Erica Sudan at Tuaw has just revealed developed an iPhone hack from the same folks which will allow you to send songs from your iPhone to a friend via email or even use them as a ringtones.

As mentioned earlier, thanks to Gizmodo who had published a step by step (only for MAC) on how to get Installer.app loaded onto your iPhone; installing and updating the latest iPhone hacks on your iPhone should now be a breeze. (see iPhoneHacks.com, 20 August 2007, Installing iPhone hacks made easy with hands-on tutorial for updated "Installer.app")

One of the iPhone hacks that you can install using this iPhone Installer is the Song Sender. As the name suggests, the iPhone application allows you to not only send a song from your iPhone library to a friend via email or use it as a ringtone.

Here are the instructions to install the iPhone application based on the hands-on tutorial with the assumption that you have Installer.app on your iPhone:

To access all third-party software available, do the following:

  • Launch Installer on your iPhone. It will connect to the Internet and register the available packages.
  • Click on Community Resources package inside the Install tab.
  • You will see the detail. Click on the Install button.
  • After installing, you will see all the third-party applications currently available for iPhone.
  • Click on "Song Sender", hit the Install button"

After installing, when you run Song Sender it will read through your iPhone's music library to create a scrolling list of songs. When you tap on any song, you will be prompted with the following choices:

  • Play it
  • Send it by email
  • Add it to your ringtones

It is as simple as that, lets hope that people don't use this iPhone Hack for piracy (don't be evil), however this seems like a simpler alternative to iFuntastic to get custom ringtones on your iPhone. (see iPhoneHacks.com, July 28 2007, iFuntastic 2.1: Get custom ringtones, change carrier logo, reorder app icons on your iPhone)

In case you need further assistance with this hack do check with Erica Sudan at Tuaw using this link.

Thanks Erica for letting us know of developing this cool hack & for the screenshots; and Nullriver for developing it!

Update: This cool iPhone app was actually developed by Erica Sadun of Tuaw. Apologies Erica!

Screenshots of the UI of Song Sender below:

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17 Responses to Song Sender: Send songs from your iPhone to a friend via email or use them as ringtones

  1. TEX says:

    does the send to ringtone feature only work with certain firmware versions? i send to ringtone and i hear the audio alert i'm assuming indicating it was sent but the song doesn't show up in my list of ringtones. ideas?

  2. Matt says:

    Downloaded SongSender – worked beautifully on the first try.

    My only 2 suggestions:
    1) Wish there was an easier way to scroll through the songs
    2) Wish there was a way to edit the songs

    Great app, though – good work!

  3. fanboy says:

    I have firmware v1.1.1 and the application seems to work fine. I click on the song, hit "send to ringtones", it gives a confirmation noise, I go to my ringtones, it's there, I set it, but then when I get a call It treats it like the default tone. what can I do?

  4. fanboy says:

    I have firmware v1.1.1 and the application seems to work fine. I click on the song, hit "send to ringtones", it gives a confirmation noise, I go to my ringtones, it's there, I set it, but then when I get a call It treats it like the default tone. what can I do?

  5. brock says:

    I have firmware v1.1.1 and the application seems to work fine. I click on the song, hit "send to ringtones", it gives a confirmation noise, I go to my ringtones, it's there, I set it, but then when I get a call It treats it like the default tone. what can I do?

  6. fragle says:

    Re: ringtones not working.

    It works for me, but only after I turn off the phone and then back on. Also not all of my songs I set as ringtones will work..but most do!

    Great app!!

  7. elmodan says:

    anyone know how to get the songs out of ringtones after you add them

  8. Joe says:

    It does work fine. Great app.

  9. carmo76 says:

    Hi,

    I have a 1.1.2 jailbroken iPhone with latest version of sendsong on it. When I select songs as ringtones they do not work. My phone always uses the default tone instead of my selected one. Any ideas??

    Carmo76.

  10. Martin says:

    Hi All,

    I have got an unlocked 1.1.2 iphone with installer on it. When i try and install the sendsong application from 'installer' it says that it requires fireware 1.1.3. How do i go about getting an older version of sendsong that works on 1.1.2.

    Any help would be much appreciated

    Regards
    Martin

  11. city says:

    yea, i aswell have teh same problem as Martin i have version 1.1.2 and send song says i need a 1.1.3, what can we do?

  12. Alexsx says:

    ME TOO! please somebody help us!

  13. ant says:

    i have a unlocked iphone with 1.1.3 and send song will not play song as ringtone is there another program that i need

  14. sherri says:

    i have 1.1.3 and my songs don't show up on send song but it worked fine when i had 1.1.1

    helpppppppppppppppppppppp

  15. Dan says:

    Can I get send song for iphone firmware 2.1? Used to have it on my phone before I updated from 1.1.3.

    Thanks!

  16. jaykob says:

    make a better i phone

  17. Phil says:

    You can send a friend a song with poptoken.com too. It works on an iphone or android or any browser.

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