iPod Touch, iPhone price drop, new Nanos, iTunes Wi Fi store and MORE! You can subscribe via iTunes, or by RSS feed, or… you can directly download the episode right here. In addition to that, you should be able to play every episode of the podcast directly in your browser by using the widget which…
Turn your iPhone sideways and peel out! The 2010 Real Racing Game, “R. Racing GT†gives the player a graphically spectacular experience. The free version of the application provides a limited array of vehicles to start, VW hatchbacks, but the detail of the cars and the tracks is breathtaking. The game is played with the…
Apple 4th Quarter Financial, and some great Free Music! Check out the band mentioned in today’s podcast here. You can subscribe via iTunes, or by RSS feed, or… you can directly download the episode right here. In addition to that, you should be able to play every episode of the podcast directly in your browser…
Tech.co.uk is reporting that they have learned that Apple will be opening up the Fairplay DRM through two announcements this week – 1) That they will allow AAC streaming content via USB 2)Â That they will be licensing their Fairplay DRM to their Made For iPod licensees How will this affect you? Well, with these…
iCube has released iRec (not to be confused with iRecord) for those of you looking for a one button solution for recording video directly on to your iPod. iRec will record at 640×480 with a 2.5 Mbs bit rate from any composite, or S-Video source – no computer required. It charges your iPod as well,…
The highly anticipated iOS 4.2 for iPad, iPhone and iPod Touch is arriving today according to a press relase from Apple. The latest version of iOS brings multitasking, folders, AirPrint and AirPlay support to all iDevices. iOS 4.2 was believed to arrive last week but a WiFi bug in the Gold Master release delayed its…
The iPod Touch is showing up all over the place. You can find unboxing photos on Flickr, a 5/5 Editor’s Choice review at PC Mag, and a new Features PDF guide at Apple.com. All good stuff. I’m not planning to buy an iPod Touch, but I do plan to make the trek down to an…
Let’s hypothetically say that the subway is a dank underground dungeon housing miles of impregnable track that one must follow amidst confusing labyrinths, which lie beneath the concrete castles of New York City, in order to get anywhere. Well that’s New York, and its useful, necessary and intricate underground train system, the subway, is a…
A post appeared on the Mac Rumors forums this weekend that is supposedly a transcript of an email correspondence between the poster and whoever answers Steve Job’s steve@apple.com email address. Of course, this type of thing is easily faked, but the poster has a long history with the site, and has posted over 6,000 times,…
As the snow drifts reach five feet standing, the carolers remain horribly out of tune and the line at the post office wraps around the building as if it were a bright green gift box, there are still things about the holiday season meant to cheer people up: “WHAC-A-MOLE!†In the St. Nick of time,…
ifrogz is starting 2007 off right…at CES and Macworld this year they announced 5 new products that will all be available very soon. From their Tadpole (which is GREAT if you have small kids who want to play with your iPod) to the luxurious Rana cases, ifrogz’s colorful assortment of cases are really unique, and…
Apple has updated their iPod games line today, adding titles like Zuma and Scrabble to the iPod Classic and Nano mix, but removing older 5th Generation iPod games like Bejeweled, iQuiz, Lost, Mahjong, Musika, Royal Solitaire and Vortex. iQuiz and Vortex come pre-installed on all current generation Nanos, so those games haven’t faded away, but…
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