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iPod Evolution: Then and Now
Oh Apple, how can I ever quit you? As much as I love my Apple, I can get a little frustrated when it releases a great product, then comes out with an even better one just a few months later. How can I ever keep up?!
Which Apple Announcement Are You the Most Excited About?
It was a busy day in SF yesterday with all eyes on the "It's Only Rock and Roll" event. Not only did Steve Jobs made his triumphant, black turtlenecked return to the keynote stage after taking time off for his health, but iTunes 9 was introduced, and then there were the iPods. Oh, the video and FM tuner enabled iPods.
Knock Off Gadgets and Goods to Be Donated to the Poor
Last year alone, the US Customs and Border Protection seized an estimated 23 million dollars worth of counterfeit consumer electronics. In addition to knock off gadgets like iPods and TVs, they also seize items including clothing, shoes, household goods, and toys. New York and New Jersey customs checkpoints — both airports and seaports — have decided to emulate other US checkpoint locations by kicking off a program next month to donate the cargo items to the poor in third world countries.
Daily Tech: The $20 Headphone Adapter For the iPod Shuffle
- Thank you, Belkin, for designing this inexpensive headphone adapter for the new Shuffle — Gizmodo
- Sprint Nextel shells out $483 million to purchase Virgin Mobile USA — TechCrunch
- Here are five gadgets that are sure to improve your Summer cycling adventures — Wired
- Find out what gadget gear is on sale today — Lifehacker
- New Sidekick LX '09 owners can download the Sidekick Sync app for push email, syncing, and exchange support — CrunchGear
- We're still giving away Amazon Kindles! Log in for a chance to win one — geeksugar
Incipio's iPod Shuffle Wafer Cases Are Good Enough to Eat
It's rare for me to actually describe an iPod case as mouthwatering, but that's exactly what Incipio's Wafer dermaSHOT Case is ($15). Naturally, it's not edible, but it just looks like a delicious treat.
The case, which works only with the iPod Shuffle's latest generation, is available in chocolate, strawberry, or vanilla .
Daily Tech: Get a Custom-Colored iPod Shuffle For $129
- Apple may not have officially announced any new colors to go along with its black and silver Shuffles, but a new company has decided to brighten up the new models for $129 each.— Technabob
- Still wondering what the proper definition of a netbook is? If you want to learn more about netbooks and would like to know which one is right for you, check out Switched's handy netbook guide. — Switched
- Check out some great deals on gadget goods!
The New iPod Shuffle Earphone Dilemma . . . Solved!
After checking out Apple's teeny and tiny new iPod Shuffle yesterday I must admit that I did ooo and aww a bit, but mainly because of its ridiculously small size. I was picturing myself clipping it on my workout gear and going for runs or walks without having to worry about any cases or complicated contraptions. But wait, what about the earphones with the built-in controls that we all dislike so much?
Womanhandling the New iPod Shuffle
Yesterday Apple announced its tiniest media player to date — the 4GB iPod Shuffle. Well today I cruised on over to the Apple store for some hands-on action with the new device and to test out these easy-access controls we've been hearing so much about — and the ones that most of you aren't very happy about. The actual headphone controls are pretty nifty and useful especially if you want to switch playlists, which you couldn't do with the second generation shuffle.
Do You Like the Shuffle's Controls in the Headphones?
Yesterday's stealthy new iPod Shuffle announcement may have come as a small surprise, but it wasn't unwelcome; it seemed time to update the lightest, cheapest iPod.
While there are definite pluses (the low price, the 4GB storage, the new voice-over technology) you guys, I, and the Internet in general are in an uproar over the controls being in the earbuds.
Break 'em or lose 'em, you've got to get a new set of the earbuds if you want to use the iPod.
Daily Tech: The T-Mobile G1 Is Now Down to $98
- If you head on over to Amazon, you can now pick up the T-Mobile G1 for only $98 with a two year contract.— CrunchGear
- The controls being placed on the new iPod shuffle's headset cable may not have been a good idea for a variety of reasons. — Gizmodo
- Rewind back to 2005, when the writers at Saturday Night Live envisioned a similar looking iPod shuffle (the iPod Micro) to the one that was announced today. — Cult of Mac
- French designer Be.ez has created some stylish bags for all of your gadgets.
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