The motivation is to provide a button-free environment in which the user can just use hand gestures to control the sound system. For example, when the user is driving, all he has to do is perform the appropriate hand gestures to control his sound system, all without taking his eyes off the road.
Lusting after a music player, but want something different to Apple’s legions of ear-budded iPod fans? Our list of alternative tuneboxes will get your feet tapping all the way to the shops!
Here is a round up of just about all the ways of charging an iPod and/or making a DIY battery pack.
Is this really necessary ? How much time do you actually spend in the bathroom…never mind I don’t want to know
Last week National Semiconductor Corporation celebrated its most successful fiscal year in history by giving every one of its 8,500 employees a 30-gigabyte video iPod.
The company was responding to a report by a British newspaper, the Mail on Sunday, that alleged workers at an unnamed iPod factory were paid as little as $50 to work 15-hour shifts making the devices.
It looks like future iPods may let you adjust on-the-fly the tempo of the music that you’re listening to.
Who needs a screen anyway? Isn’t it all about the music?
A student at Santa Clara University accidentally flushed her ipod mini down the toilet costing the University $1,000 in damage.
Targus has just announced a new accessory for the iPod: a lock that clips via the dock connector. The lock features a three digit combination and can be chained to a table leg (or to your arm if that’s your style).
You can already buy DVDs, CDs and regular old candy and soda from vending machines, now add an iPod as the next item at a vending machine near you.
Why would you buy sexy underthings for your MP3 player? Because you’re an idiot!
Milan, Italy-based company Mac@Work is selling diamond-encrusted, white gold iPod headphones. The diamonds come in the shape of a heart, lightning, moon or star. Prices start at about $700 and up for the headphones.
iLounge publishes a free annual guide to iPods. The 2005/2006 Holiday Guide doesn’t disappoint and includes leading accessories for iPods, iPod tips, as well as comparisons of various members of the iPod family.
Set to coincide with the opening of the Fifth Avenue New York City Apple Store, InCase has created a line of leather iPod cases embossed with NYC iconography. The commemorative cases are exclusive to the new store. Sizes are available for the iPod nano and the 5th Generation iPod in both black and white.
Don’t want to shell out $250 for the iPod Hi-Fi? If you’ve got an old boombox lying around, you can essentially make your own for less than $50.