It’s obvious that the iPhone 5 is the star of today’s show, but Apple’s not letting its iPod line go untouched.
It’s obvious that the iPhone 5 is the star of today’s show, but Apple’s not letting its iPod line go untouched. The newest iPod touch takes a note from the newfangled display on its cellular sibling, bringing a vaster panel (the same 4-inch, 1,136 x 640 one found on the new iPhone).
Get ready to reminisce! Grab your old mixtapes from the attic… This device converts audio tape cassettes into MP3 files and stores them directly onto an iPhone or iPod touch.
Get ready to reminisce! Grab your old mixtapes from the attic… This device converts audio tape cassettes into MP3 files and stores them directly onto an iPhone or iPod touch.
Sure, it’s likely to be replaced in the next few months, but if you plan on hanging on to your touchscreen nano and need a way to slap it on your wrist, the Loop Nano Watch Band is a good choic
Sure, it’s likely to be replaced in the next few months, but if you plan on hanging on to your touchscreen nano and need a way to slap it on your wrist, the Loop Nano Watch Band is a good choice.
With the Philips Mini system’s dual rotatable docks, you can play & charge your iPhones/iPods, mix & scratch music from the devices’ libraries.
DJ apps simply not cutting it for you? If you’ve got a couple of iPhones or iPod touches ( or any older iPods ) laying around, you can get a more tactile experience from the Philips Mini DJ System.
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Rest your thumbs because the workweek ends early this week. Not really, but it might as well with Andreas Illiger’s July 12th release of the sequel to their uber addictive iPhone game Tiny Wings.
Rest your thumbs because the workweek ends early this week. Not really, but it might as well with Andreas Illiger’s July 12th release of the sequel to their uber addictive iPhone game Tiny Wings. Until then, jump over the break to check out the charming, handmade trailer…
Despite our obvious affinity for Apple gear, we’ll be the first to admit that Apple’s wrist-friendly iPod nano is lacking a key feature: Bluetooth. Syre is the most sensible way we’ve seen to add this functionality yet.
Despite our obvious affinity for Apple gear, we’ll be the first to admit that Apple’s wrist-friendly iPod nano is lacking a key feature: Bluetooth. Syre is the most sensible way we’ve seen to add this functionality yet.
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Old technology meets new, as Evan Long uses an iPod Touch and a Square credit card reader to record and playback a reel-to-reel recording from the 1940s.
Old technology meets new, as Evan Long uses an iPod Touch and a Square credit card reader to record and playback a reel-to-reel recording from the 1940s.
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iXoost is the first audio system for iPhone/iPod entirely hand-built from solid block of aluminium, with parts such as the exhaust manifold turned and milled in Modena, Italy by local craftsmen.
iXoost is the first audio system for iPhone/iPod entirely hand-built from solid block of aluminium, with parts such as the exhaust manifold turned and milled in Modena, Italy by local craftsmen. The docks are colourful, finished with high-quality leather coupled with the exhaust manifolds to create fantastic combinations which are a pleasure for the heart as much as for the eye. Listen to your music through extremely innovative loudspeakers featuring a 140W active subwoofer.
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The creative minds that make up filmmaking duo The Theory stage a miniature jail break using pocket-sized video projectors. 100% projected and filmed, without CGI trickery.
The creative minds that make up filmmaking duo The Theory stage a miniature jail break using pocket-sized video projectors. 100% projected and filmed, without CGI trickery.
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Tim Cook learned a lot from Steve Jobs, and one of the big takeaways seems to be: Don’t tip your hand.
Tim Cook learned a lot from Steve Jobs, and one of the big takeaways seems to be: Don’t tip your hand. The Apple CEO was unwilling to tackle questions about any future product plans during his first appearance on the D10 stage Wednesday night.
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