Rhapsody now offers non-DRM’d songs
Monday, June 30th, 2008Rhapsody VP, Neil Smith said, “We’re no longer competing with the iPod, we’re embracing it.”Engadget
Archive for the 'iPod' Category
Bill Gates on the iTunes Music Store (PDF)
Thursday, June 26th, 2008Five years later, the iTunes Store has sold five billion songs, and Microsoft still doesn’t have an answer. Daring Fireball
Make an iPod Video Projector
Saturday, March 1st, 2008Instructables has the video.
Shuffle price drop
Wednesday, February 20th, 2008I just had to post about this because this is a noteworthy price drop. An iPod for $49 (or $69 for a 2GB’r)… who wouldn’t grab a shuffle now?
After this morning’s store downtime the Shuffle product page shows a $30 price drop to $49.TUAW
Higher capacity iPhone and iPod touch
Tuesday, February 5th, 2008Now available are the 16GB iPhone and the 32GB iPod touch. $499 each.
Rumor: NBC and iTunes to make up, make money
Sunday, January 27th, 2008I LOL’d on this one. Really, I thought it was obvious that NBC would earn more with iTunes rather than go at the biz alone. TUAW
Play LucasArts games … on your iPhone
Tuesday, November 27th, 2007
Love those wonderfully pixellated LucasArts games? Now you can play them on your (jailbroken) iPhone or iPod touch via ScummVM. I can’t wait to finally finish Beneath A Steel Sky (for the record, I WAS able to finish Loom and Full Throttle!).
iLounge releases 2008 iPod + iPhone Buyers’ Guide
Thursday, November 1st, 2007
If you’d like to know what iPod to buy or what accessory you’ve missed, here’s THE guide for you.
Now in its fourth year, the world’s most popular iPod and accessory buyers’ guide has arrived! Download Now: Our 2008 iPod + iPhone Buyers’ Guide
Apple profit leaps 67% on Macintosh, iPod, iPhone sales
Tuesday, October 23rd, 2007Apple officially cuts DRM-free track prices to $.99
Wednesday, October 17th, 2007
Sweet!
In a move which can only be described as unsurprising, Apple has officially announced plans to lower the price of its iTunes Plus offerings (AKA iTunes sans-DRM) to $.99, instead of the higher-priced premium of $1.29. Engadget