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Herald Sun (Australia)
If ever a single device has had an impact on the mindset of consumers way beyond its actual size, it is Apple's iPod. Barely larger than a deck of cards, the beautifully designed, deceptively simple digital audio player has redefined the notion of listening to music on the move. It is the Walkman of the 21st century.
Time Magazine
Despite several copycat efforts in recent months, this is still the best place to buy music, legally, and it's more popular than ever, selling 2.7 million songs a week. Choose from more than 700,000 tracks or check out the new celebrity playlists. Another new treat: music videos.
Industrial Designers Society of America
iPod Mini wins gold (Consumer Product category) in the 2004 Industrial Design Excellence Awards.
The Industrial Design Excellence Awards are dedicated to fostering business and public understanding of the importance of industrial design excellence to the quality of life and the economy.
Griffin Technology
Griffin Technology today released iTrip Software version 2.0 which offers a new software installer for its iTrip and iTrip mini FM transmitters for Apple's iPod and iPod mini. The software update is free and works with all iTrip and iTrip mini devices.
Rugged Elegant Living
In yesterday's Wall Street Journal, Walter Mossberg reports on the best accessories for your Apple iPod. Featured in the article are the Altec Lansing InMotion speaker system and the Belkin Digital Camera Link for storing digital photos.
O'Grady's PowerPage
This guy created an entirely new console for his 2001 Ford Explorer Sport to house his 3G iPod and connect it directly to his car stereo. He even built in an Apple logo that lights up when the iPod is attached.
Slice
Slice, America's Favorite Pizza Weblog, is very proud to bring you piPod, a field guide to pizza that takes advantage of the Notes Reader in the latest version of the iPod operating software.
Apple
Connect with music like never before behind the wheel of your BMW 3 Series, and X3 and X5 SAV, Z4 Roadster or MINI. With the installation of an integrated adapter developed by Apple and BMW, you can now control your iPod or iPod mini through the existing audio system and multi-function steering wheel.
Centre Daily Times
A top-of-the-line iPod holds just less than 40 gigabytes of free space ready for the filling, and not all of it has to be music. The iPod add-ons don't have the whiz-bang appeal of the music device itself, but some are nifty enough to please niche audiences -- especially those whose iPod capacities are bigger than their music libraries.
Engadget
After playing around with the new iTrip mini, the FM broadcasting accessory for the iPod, we thought we might be able to make the range of Griffin's iTrip mini a little better if we took it apart and exposed the antenna. And then we thought, hey -- we could use a couple iPods to broadcast something we wanted to get out there. So that was our motivation, and here's the How-To.
MacNewsWorld
One word describes Apple's sudden success with iPod and the iTunes Music Store: "Phenomenon." Apple's early music success transcends technology features and is as much about basic human characteristics often overlooked by companies developing new products. The popularity of iPod and the iTunes Music Store offers interesting cultural lessons for Apple and its competitors. What is the measure of success? People.
APC Magazine
Even thought there won't be a huge price difference between the iPod mini and the 15GB model, it's still hands down the sweetest digital music player on the market.
Apple
The world's first 802.11g mobile base station, Airport Express also features analog and digital audio outputs that can be connected to a stereo and AirTunes music networking software which works seamlessly with iTunes, providing a simple way to wirelessly stream iTunes music on their Mac or PC to any room in the house.
MacNewsWorld
Rumors that Apple will launch a European version of its iTunes Music Store (iTMS) this summer spread in earnest this week, this just two weeks after Napster rolled out its competing service in the UK.
PC World
Apple makes Windows apps about as often as Microsoft ships bug-free products, and if ITunes for Windows (free) is any indication, that's a crying shame. The ITunes media player works on PCs the same way it does on Macs, right down to the handy feature that lets you share your music library with other PC or Mac ITunes users on your network. It looks great, it's easy to use, and it has a surprising number of useful features, like the abilities to generate rules-based Smart Playlists and to trim individual tracks
The Post-Standard
But my enthusiasm got a boost this spring when Apple introduced a new version of iTunes for both Mac OS X computers and Windows PCs. Almost hidden away in the improvements in the current version is a new, lossless method of compressing audio for your iTunes collection. If you use the new method, called Apple Lossless Encoding, you can reduce the size of CD audio tracks by about 60 to 70 percent without any corresponding loss in sound quality. That's simply amazing.
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