The new iPod nano (Student Life)
Opening the case housing the new iPod nano might just be a religious experience. If angels don’t sing as the clear plastic door swings back, it’s only because Apple hasn’t yet stashed the recording in the packaging.
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N-Gage poised to rival App Store for gaming (MacNN)
Nokia's N-Gage download service has the potential to dwarf the App Store in terms of mobile game sales, say parties within the gaming industry. Reuters reports that while N-Gage has achieved relatively little so far in its six months of operation, this is mainly because people have mostly had to install the necessary software themselves, something which is beginning to change with phones like ...
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LocalReuse iPhone app helps you find, get rid of junk (CNET)
Check out nearby junk with LocalReuse, a simple iPhone application that serves as a front end for junk swap site Gigoit.
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Apple releases iTunes 8.0.1; Apple TV 2.2 (ZDNet)
Apple released iTunes 8.0.1 yesterday. The 58.5MB update includes the following: • Seamlessly plays the current song when creating a new Genius playlist. • Improves syncing spoken menus to iPod nano. • Addresses an issue of deleting HD TV episodes when downloading. • Improves...
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Nick DePlume Resurfaces, Says Apple's Gone Soft on Rumors (The Mac Observer)
Nick Ciarelli, who formerly ran the Think Secret Website as Nick DePlume, thinks that Apple has thrown in the towel when it comes to fighting leaks. Apple's lawyers have suddenly become silent on the issue, Mr. Ciarelli wrote for the new publication, The Daily Beast on Sunday.
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i.TV launches movie and TV guide for iPhone, Touch (MacNN)
i.TV has launched a movie and TV guide for the iPhone and iPod touch. Users are provided with current TV and movie listings that can be separated by categories such as genre, channel, or show. The app can be configured to automatically filter and exclude certain information such as adult content. The information that is sent to the phone is relevant to the user location and customized profile ...
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A good time to catch up with Apple's iPod (The Post and Courier)
When Apple released the iPod in October 2001, it cost $399 and held just 5GB of music, or about 1,000 songs. The new line of iPods that Apple introduced last week range in price from $49 to $399, can hold up to 120GB of music (30,000 songs), videos and photos, play games, surf the Internet, access e-mail or download music.
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Apple Releases ITunes, Apple TV Updates (PC World)
Apple released software updates for both iTunes and Apple TV on Thursday that address performance issues with the former and...
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News: Fring becomes first official free VoIP app for iPhone, iPod touch (iLounge)
Fringland Ltd. has launched its new iPhone and iPod touch application fring, the first app with support for free Voice over IP (VoIP) telephony to become available on the App Store. The application offers support for both voice and text communications and a number of different services, including fring, Skype, MSN, Google Talk, AIM, Yahoo!, Twitter, and ICQ. Due to restrictions placed on VoIP ...
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Apple releases iTunes, Apple TV updates (IT World)
Apple released software updates for both iTunes and Apple TV on Thursday that address performance issues with the former and security issues with the latter.
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