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iPod maker Apple Computer Inc. is notoriously adamant about not letting other companies mess with its technology. But the company has allowed a few partners to make add-ons to the iPod, little gadgets that take advantage of that massive amount of music and digital memory sitting in consumers' pockets.
Reuters
Apple Computer Inc. has created a new division within the maker of the Macintosh computer to sell its popular iPod, the market leading digital music player, the company said on Wednesday.
CNET News.com
Independent software programmers are using new tools provided by Apple Computer to write add-on applications for the company's iTunes music software, potentially expanding the software's appeal.
informIT
On the surface, your iPod appears to be all about music. But in many ways, the music is just the beginning of what you can do. When you run your iPod, you'll find a section under the main menu called Extras. The Extras section includes additional features.
USA Today
Some pooh-poohed the assorted colors of Apple Computer's iPod mini as frivolous, but the digital music players are a smash hit and have become fashion accessories in and of themselves.
USA Today
iTunes still sets the standard for music organization software and the ever-increasing population of online music stores. No one has come close to iTunes' ease of use and features. The software itself remains free, works on both Windows-based and Macintosh computers and integrates perfectly with the iPod portable music player.
Reuters
Apple Computer Inc. (on Wednesday said it has sold 3.3 million songs on iTunes since the online music store's relaunch one week ago, with nearly as many downloads of its upgraded music player software.
The Washington Post
In return, the mini rewards you with a breathtakingly small size and shape. It weighs just 3 7/8 ounces with its headphones and measures only 3 75/8 inches long by 2 inches wide by just over a half-inch thick. Beside the mini, the regular iPod looks like a Chevy Suburban parked next to a Honda Civic.
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