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Sep 25
Sorry for the lack of updates, school has started, its my last year of high school and everything is really hectic right now. I thought I’d give you a comic if you still read this.
Sep 09
For me, the iTunes page on Apple.com is not working for the download, so I managed to get a link to it.
Sep 09
That’s right! All iPod Nanos get a built in camera and a speaker! Also it will feature a built in FM Radio and pedometer so you can sync it to Nike. Also it gets a bigger 2.2 in screen!
Sep 09
So the cheapest iPod Touch is $199 for 8GB followed by the $299 32GB, and finally the $399 64GB iPod Touch.
Sep 09
Ready to pay more for the same music? Good! We’ve just spotted some new “Deluxe Version” albums in iTunes, which apparently are part of the “iTunes LP” experience in the upcoming iTunes 9, if the album blurbs are to be believed. The albums pack in bonus material like art, videos and additional recordings. Sounds just like Cocktail to us, and we’re sure Apple will be explaining it all soon enough.
Update: It’s more or less official now, complete with a non-working “Download iTunes 9″ button and everything. Apple’s mainly touting the new interface for the store in this blurb, but we know it’s just a front for taking more of our hard-earned cash and putting it in the hands of starving musicians. The nerve.
New features mentioned:
- Improved store navigation, including persistent navigation menu.
- Full window iTunes store. For times when that sidebar is just too much.
- Previews from anywhere in the store — don’t have to drill down to preview.
- iTunes LP includes lyrics, liner notes, video, photos and “more.”
- iTunes Extras. It’s like DVD extras, but with iTunes. Not clear if it includes director’s commentaries, but let’s hope.
Update 2: It’s now official, and Apple has fleshed out some more functionality.
- Genius Mixes. It’s like Genius Playlists, but it plays forever like a radio station.
- App management, letting you set up and arrange your home screens on the iPhone and iPod touch. You can drag and drop to move certain apps or whole pages of apps.
- Home sharing enables file transfers between up to five local computers of songs, videos and even apps.
- You can send items in the iTunes Store as gifts, add them to a wishlist, and publish them to Facebook and Twitter — look who’s getting all social all of a sudden
iTunes 9 bringing iTunes LP functionality, ‘beautiful new look’.
Sep 09
And he’s at the event presenting! Damn, he looks skinny. And he has the liver of a 20 year old…interesting.
Sep 09
Today is Apple’s “It’s only rock and roll” event, so many websites will be doing live coverage of the event such as Engadget and Gizmodo.
Instead of going through every minute detail, I will be posting everything significant in a single post that will set off your RSS feeds. Just keep tuned, it’ll begin in 30 minutes!
Sep 09
I have a Google Voice account and I have to say, the lack of notification when you get texted has been terrible. I always thought that they should email you or something when you get texted. Now, texts can be forwarded to your email.
Also, you can now reply to the SMS by email so it’s even easier than before. Since I have a MobileMe account, the emails will get pushed to me so I have instant notification when I receive a text and can reply back fast, as if I was using my phone.
Thank you Google for enabling a feature I’ve been wanting for months.
Google Voice Blog: Receive and reply to SMS messages by email.
Sep 07
Like to be on the “bleeding edge” of technology? Well I do. In keeping with that philosophy, my computer is filled with the latest programs, most of which shouldn’t be aren’t fully released yet. Because I spend obscene amounts of time on the interwebz, I naturally have a collection of web browsers, specifically IE 8, Google Chrome (4.0.206.1), and Mozilla Minefield (Namoroka 1.9.2a2pre). (NOTE: I’m running all these on windows 7)
I’m only mentioning IE because some have said it’s actually decent nowadays. They lie, and nobody serious about their internet would be considering it anyways.
So, the real issue is this: Google Chrome or Mozilla Minefield? Read on and decide for yourself.
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