In the spotlight: HOWTO: Move your iTunes music while preserving library data (when you don't let iTunes manage your music library)

Now you can get an iPod Shuffle direct from Apple for just $49. Was $79.

For more info go to The Apple Store.

Jan
18

iTunes In The Movie Business

Now you will be able to download movies to your iPod. Steve Jobs announced that iTunes is now in the movie rental business. He announced this at the MacWorld San Francisco 2008 keynote address. Read the rest of this entry »

Dec
22

Open Source MP3 Player and iPod Battery-Pack Recharger: Make Your Own!

The following two very cool products/projects are from Make Magazine. A very highly recommended magazine for the DIY’ers.

Can’t find an open source MP3 player? Read the rest of this entry »

Nov
28

Sell Your Broken iPod…

If you have a broken iPod sitting in your desk drawer buried under your old school
pictures and baseball game stubs, you may want to sell it to this company. The will accept iPods and iPhones, and from anywhere in the world. In any condition as well. New, broken, old and damaged.

What do they do with the electronics? Here is what their site has to say, ‘Many wonderful things. We are actually building a utopian society and sanctuary for electronics from around the globe.’

They are even expanding into buying old gamecubes and other game
consoles. Check it out and let us know if you are happy with the service. buymyipod.com

Nov
16

5 iPod Tips…

Says Chirs Pirillo, aka Lockernome, “Shawyan sent me an email listing his top 5 tips and tricks for an iPod. It’s an excellent list, so I wanted to share it with everyone.”

You can see the video below (or by clicking the link from our index page). The tips are very good. Basic, but good. Worth viewing…and you might learn something! Read the rest of this entry »

Oct
24

How To Restore An Ipod That Isn’t Detected In Itunes Or Windows…

The video below may be helpul to you if you have experienced a problem where Windows or Itunes does not detect your Ipod.

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Starbucks announced Monday that it plans to give away 50 million songs to customers of its U.S. coffee shops to promote its new iTunes wireless service that’s set to debut next month in select markets.

From October 2 to November 7, more than 10,000 Starbucks locations will hand out approximately 1.5 million “Song of the Day” cards redeemable on the iTunes Store. Upon receiving the cards, customers will have until the end of the calendar year to redeem the song.

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Aug
23

Take Your PC Everywhere You Take Your iPod

Migo Software is making it easier for iPod users to lose one of the numerous devices that they have to carry around everyday, including their laptop or PC.

Even if you don’t leave your computer at home, your iPod will now allow you to access the important information that you need from your PC on your iPod. All you need is access to a Windows-based computer and you will have a virtual copy of your own PC. Read the rest of this entry »

Jul
12

What to do if your iPod will not power up

iPod Nano If you drain the battery on your iPod where it doesn’t have any amount of charge left in it, you may find it very difficult to power your iPod back on. Even if you plug in into it’s charger and leave it charging for days it still may not power up. Do not despair, you probably haven’t broken your iPod, you may just need to take a few extra steps to boot it out of the deep sleep mode.

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Jun
24

LiliPod: iPod Protection

The LiliPod may look a little funny, but once you buy it you will be glad you did. Talk about protection and versatility for your iPod. The LiliPod is shock resistant and waterproof, meaning you could go swimming with this case and your iPod will remain happy and dry inside. The shell is hard and fits snugly around the iPod to provide protection in various environments and climates. You can go sailing, skiing, rock climbing, biking and hang out on a nice sandy beach without your iPod feeling the effects of dust, sand or water.

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