Posts Tagged ipod
The ‘iPad Era’ dawns
Posted by admin in Tech Industry News on March 27, 2010
I think the iPad is the most important launch in Apple’s history bigger than Mac, iPod or iPhone. More important, I think it’s the most important cultural phenomenon of this generation. It’s bigger than technology.
Can the iPhone save higher education?
What happens when you give about 2,000 college students and their teachers Apple iPhones and iPod Touches and tell them “Go mobile, go digital?” No one knows. But that’s what Abilene Christian University is trying to find out with its Mobile Learning project.
Apple’s Ban on Screen Protectors Makes (Some) Sense
Apple is reportedly removing iPhone, iPod, and MacBook screen protectors from its online and retail stores, just a couple of weeks before the iPad hits the stand.
Apple Banning Screen Protectors in Retail Stores?
iLounge and Macworld are reporting that Apple has banned the sale of film-based screen protectors for its iPhone, iPod, and Mac lines in its retail stores. But why?
Guide: Setting iPhone/iPod to Play Music at Same Volume
Have you ever been listening to your iPhone or iPod and had a new song come on only to find out that it is far louder (or softer) than the previous song? This is due to the level at which that the song was recorded or ripped. Fortunately, iPhone and iPod have a simple utility — Sound Check — that takes all songs to the same relative volume.
Solar Surge iPod and iPhone Cases Are Now Available!
Just in time for sunny spring days, Novothink has announced that its hotly anticipated Solar Surge iPod and iPhone cases have hit the market and are available for sale!
OMFG: Doodle Jump on Android Market
Posted by admin in Gaming Industry News on March 5, 2010
Lima Sky finally announced yesterday via Twitter that the most addictive game on the iPhone app market EVER, Doodle Jump, is now on the Android Market, but with one problem: it’s $3.99 — up from $.99 for the iPod/iPhone.
Apple audit finds suppliers used underage workers
Apple Inc. said in a report posted on its web site Saturday that an audit of its suppliers found that three hired 11 underage workers to help build its iPhone, iPod and Macintosh computer in 2009.
Need an air strike? There’s an app for that.
New offerings from Raytheon — militarized iPhones, iPod Touches, and Android-powered smartphones — can display full-motion video, store multiple applications and grant access to the Defense Department’s new Distributed Common Ground System intelligence-sharing network, and will cost about $300 each
Video: iPhone driving game + Lego Maniac = Awesome
Someone had an iPod and a driving game. What he didn’t have was a desire to hold his phone and twist it this way and that. Enter Legos, lately becoming the go-to method to instantly raise the awesome factor of anything.
Apple Announces 3 Billion App Store Downloads – Mac Rumors
Apple today announced that users have now downloaded over three billion iPhone and iPod touch applications from the company’s App Store since its July 2008 launch.
Nokia Wants a Ban on Apple Imports of iPhone, iPod, and MacB
Just when you thought it couldn’t get any uglier between Nokia and Apple, it does. Now the Finnish cell phone giant has filed a second complaint in federal
Nokia Wants to Ban iPhone, iPod, and MacBook Imports
Looks like Nokia is going all-out in it patent fight with Apple: in addition to the lawsuit it’s filed over GSM standards and last week’s International Trade Commission complaint, Espoo just filed a second complaint with the federal court, alleging that Apple’s infringing several “implementation patents” that cover everything from camera sensors to
European War Artillery
Posted by admin in Playable Web Games on January 1, 2010
European War musket artillery is a new style strategy game for iPhone iPod. It takes you to battleground Europe … Check out iphonegames360.com a cool website dedicated to iPhone Games. It contains Games reviews, new games and games ratings for thousands of iPhone games.
Rumours mount over January launch of Apple’s new ‘iSlate’
First came the iPod, then the iPhone, now Apple is believed to be just weeks away from the launch of its latest gadget: a tablet computer that will allow users to surf the web, download books, magazines and newspapers and watch streaming video.
10 best iPhone apps for music fans
Take your phone beyond the limitations of the iPod app.
Download and Converts Youtube videos into Popular Formats
Youtube has been most viewable website for videos. Sometimes, we need to download the videos for iPhone, iPod, PSP, cell phone, AVI, MP3, etc.
117 Beautiful Chritsmas Wallpapers for iPhone and iPod
December is a month when peoples around the world celebrates the Christmas, that’s why we share some really beautiful wallpapers for your latest gadgets like iPhone and iPod, there are unified themes and motivate that remark there celebrations.
Apple Bullying Its Flash Chip Partners
Posted by admin in Tech Industry News on December 1, 2009
According to recent reports Apple uses its iPod and iPhone clout to order a large amount of flash memory, then actually purchasing a smaller amount.
How the iPhone threatens iPods
There isn’t much iPods don’t do, to the point where one is tempted to ask what they’ll think of next. Well, it’s just possible that whatever that happens to be, it could well kill off iPods as we all know and love them. The days of the ubiquitous iPod, the most popular portable digital music player by a streak, are seriously numbered.
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