Safety scare after iPod Nano music players catch fire (The Herald)
The gadget dubbed the number one lifestyle accessory of the 21st century is at the centre of an international safety scare. Two iPod Nano music players, manufactured by Apple, overheated and caught fire in Tokyo because of a possible battery defect, according to a government official in Japan.
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First Look: i-Kit, iPod FM transmitter (MacNN)
If you have a portable digital music player like an iPod or iPhone, you can take your music everywhere you go. Unfortunately, the only place where you often canít listen to your music on these players is in your own car, where earphones can be a safety hazard. While some of the newer cars offer built-in ports for plugging in an iPod or cellular pho...
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Article: Ask iLounge 8-15-08 (iLounge)
This week's Ask iLounge topics: Transferring play counts back to iTunes, Playing iPod while charging, Customizing iPhone alerts, Syncing movies to iPod nano, iTunes not recognizing new CDs, Sudoku reviews
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'iPhone nano' rumor supported by accessory maker? (MacNN)
Rumors of an impending "iPhone nano" announcement may have some validity to them, new patent information may suggest. Digital Lifestyle Outfitters, known for its iPod and full-sized iPhone accessories, has recently had a patent application published for a new dock, meant to support a "telephonic portable digital media storage and playback device."...
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How the U.S. Olympic swimming relay team compares to Dell’s MP3 player (TG Daily)
Analyst Opinion - I was watching the Olympics over the weekend and couldn’t help but cheer when the US swim team beat the French. Going in, the U.S. team was clearly overmatched – yes, they had a couple strong swimmers, but as a team they were underpowered. The French team, feeling deservedly confident, publically disparaged the U.S. team and indicated they would “smash” the U.S. team. Well, ...
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Article: iPhone Gems: Every Voice Recorder, Reviewed (iLounge)
Voice recorder technology first appeared on iPods back in 2003, when Belkin released the original Voice Recorder for iPod. Since then, additional full-sized iPod and nano models have offered basic voice recording capabilities, using software that Apple included in the devices’ firmware. All you needed was one of several microphone-laden accessories from Belkin, Griffin, XtremeMac, or others. ...
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iPods In Combat (Strategy Page)
August 6, 2008: The U.S. military went into Iraq with few troops able to speak Arabic. Now they can use their iPods to do the talking for them. A new software product, VCommunicator Mobile, and a speaker than plugs into where the ear buds go, enables troops to quickly access a library of phrases.
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iPhone and iPod case roundup: nanos and iPhones, oh my (Macworld)
We know that what you really hunger for are iPod and iPhone cases, so join us for this week's roundup as we look at three models.
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IPhone & IPod Case Roundup: Nanos and IPhones (PC World)
If you follow Apple news, you might think that the only topics of interest lately are the iPhone 3G, the App Store, and the...
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You Can Now Listen to the Music from Your iPhone 3G in Your Car with the TuneCast(R) Auto for iPhone and iPod (Business Wire via Yahoo! Finance)
COMPTON, Calif.----Belkin's current TuneCast Auto for iPhone and iPod now works with the iPhone 3G. By passing the certification testing required by Apple's "Works With iPhone" program, you can be ensured that your iPhone 3G is compatible with the TuneCast Auto.
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