iPodpedia: The Ultimate iPod and iTunes Resource (Paperback)
iPodpedia is the first book to show you everything that the iPod and iTunes have to offer—from music to movies and beyond. Whether you want to get the most out of your iPod’s music playback, create your own playlists, edit your music info and album art, convert your home movies and DVDs to iPod videos, listen to audiobooks and podcasts, or just unfreeze a frozen iPod, iPodpedia will show you how to do it. Here’s some of what’s covered inside… • Using the iPod (more...)
Tuneflex Aux Play I pod In The Car
TuneFlex cradles your iPod and holds it in the ideal position for easy (and safe) viewing and operation. Charges iPod as you drive and sends the sound through your car stereo's AUX-in port. TuneFlex AUX has the clean lines and ease-of-use of an expensive custom in-car mount for iPod, without the drilling, cutting and inconvenience of custom installations.A universal fit design includes a set of snap-on adapters to custom fit full-size iPod and iPod nano models. It's the ideal choic (more...)
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- Ask the iTunes Guy: Syncing tipsThe iTunes Guy answers questions about syncing iOS devices with iTunes. […]
- Remains of the Day: Rainbow connectionApple is greener than Kermit the Frog, Robbie Bach is cuddlier than Mr. Snuffleupagus, but John Boehner just reminds me of Bert. […]
- Foxconn setting up China headquarters in ShanghaiApple supplier Foxconn plans to set up headquarters in China, as part of the company's growing expansion in manufacturing and commercial operations. […]
- Ask the iTunes Guy: More iTunes Match questionsThe iTunes Guy answers iTunes Match questions about lyrics, artwork, duplicate tracks, storage, and more. […]
- Ask the iTunes Guy: iTunes tips and tricksThe iTunes Guy answers questions about iTunes checkboxes, Wi-Fi syncing, Sound Check, finding newly added files, and more. […]
- Opinion: Apple needs to break up the iTunes bandiTunes is simultaneously Apple's most important and problematic product. It's a music and video player. It's a store, the gateway to buying music, videos, ringtones, and iOS apps. And of course, it's a syncing system, connecting to Apple devices from iPhone to iPod to Apple TV. Jason Snell thinks iTunes has gone too far. […]
- Ask the iTunes Guy: Compression and lossless encodingThe iTunes Guy answers questions about tagging basics, removing artwork, adding large descriptions in tags, and more. […]
- EU law forces Apple two-year warrantyApple has extended its European warranties to include repair of products up to two years after purchase, to bring the company into line with European law. […]
- Chinese leader asks Apple's Tim Cook to care for workersApple CEO Tim Cook met with a top Chinese official on Tuesday, who called on foreign companies to pay more attention to the care of their workers in the country. […]
- Ask the iTunes Guy: Album art and taggingThe iTunes Guy answers questions about tagging basics, removing artwork, adding large descriptions in tags, and more. […]
- This American Life retracts show alleging Apple manufacturing misconductA January This American Life story about Apple and its manufacturing processes contained “significant fabrications,” public radio host Ira Glass said Friday in a blog post retracting the original piece. […]
- Ask the iTunes Guy: Work with playlistsThe iTunes Guy answers questions about gaps between songs, copying playlists on a USB stick, combining multiple playlists into one, and more. […]
- Opinion: If history is a guide, Apple will fall againAlthough voted the most admired company for the fifth year in a row, Apple has had plenty of downs in its history. Is it headed for another? […]
- Ask the iTunes Guy: Work with iTunes librariesThe iTunes Guy answers questions about moving your iTunes library, opening multiple iTunes windows simultaneously, finding tracks in playlists, and more. […]
- Cook, Apple's success take center stage at annual shareholder meetingAt Apple's annual shareholder meeting, the focus was again on CEO Tim Cook, who addressed the company's fortunes (and fortune), with some corporate-governance changes thrown in for good measure. […]
- Foxconn to increase workers' wages in ChinaFoxconn Technology, a supplier for Apple among other tech companies, said on Saturday it had raised wages for its assembly line workers in China by 16 to 25 percent. The move came amid increased public scrutiny over working conditions at its factories. […]