I just saw a cool open source product to freshen up an old mp3 player from Rockbox. It is a firmware product to improve the user experience if your outdated player needs a kick and it is free of course. It supports a lot of Apple’s players obviously but also does not leave out the less popular players which is
Do you know how you can tell when your product has “made it” It is when other products that are similar are called your products name. For instance when most people ask for a tissue they are just as likely to say “Kleenex” as anything else. Of course when people are talking about an mp3 player they will call it
Want to see how accidentally dropping your iPod in the Toilet and not noticing until after the flight attendant found it on a flight to Ottawa can land you in hot water. [forums.worldofwarcraft.com] [Canada.com] This one will definitely have to be prefaced with a believe it or not! This is the post from the World of Warcraft Forums in case
Over the past 5 days I have been using a very cool iPod accessory, that allows you to hook up your iPod to your home entertainment system with little fuss. Since I gave my wife my Generation 3 iPod she has complained that she usually only listened to it while it was plugged in via the earphones jack to some
I guess I should hold off on buying a Nano to see what they are going to replace it with. After all considering the price of the Nano I think I will wait and upgrade from 2g to 5g iPod when he announces them next week, my wife has been eying my 2g iPod recently maybe I'll just buy her