New Ipod Touch
Apple has unveiled the second generation Ipod Touch. It is packed with tons of great new features along with great stuff you already love and it’s cheaper. Go on over to apple.com to watch the guided tour.
4th Generation Ipod Nano
Tuesday Apple unveiled the 4th generation Ipod Nano. I guess thin is still in… with the new Nano being the thinest Ipod ever.
Colorful New iPods
Word is that the new iPod Nanos will come in multiple colors, that is multiple colors on each iPod. That’s right . . . fruity looking iPods - not that they don’t look fruity enough already. Additionally, expect the storage capacity to double. 9to5mac says they have more coming down the pipe on the new iPod and other Mac gear.
5 Free iPhone 3G Audio Apps
Along with the release of the iPhone 3G, Apple opened the doors to 3rd party developers to deliver applications to iPhone users through Apple’s own "App Store", which is integrated with iTunes. Some of these developers have really outdone themselves with the functionality of new iPhone applications. Below are 5 popular and free audio applications that should spice things up on your new iPhone 3G.
1. Shazam - When you hear a song and wonder what it is, Shazam is there with the answer. Hold your iPhone to the music and within seconds Shazam will tell you the artist and track name.
2. Tap Tap Revenge - This rhythm game lets you tap (think: Guitar Hero) and shake your iPhone to the beat of the included tracks and challenge friends in head-to-head two player mode.
3. Midomi - If you like the sound of Shazam, then you’ll really dig Midomi. You can search for music by singing to your iPhone, saying the song or artist name, typing it in, or by holding your iPhone to a speaker playing the music. Then you can find it on YouTube or buy it on iTunes.
4. Pandora Radio - Free streaming internet radio. Pandora personalizes things by starting with an artist or song and then it builds your own station with more from that artist and similar music.
5. AOL Radio - AOL Radio is powered by CBS radio with over 200 stations comprising more than 25 genres of music. Plus, you get access to popular terrestrial stations from New York, LA, Chicago, Atlanta and more. Did I mention that it’s free?
Sirius Satellite Radio on Apple iPhone and iPod Touch
Apple iPhone / iPod Touch owners and Sirius Satellite Radio Subscribers, you might want to sit down. (I guess you probably already are.) Oh yeah! A program called uSirius has brought you Sirius subscribers slash iphone and iPod Touch owners together. For you iPhone owners, isn’t that great? You can have your phone, iPod, camera, web surfing device and now Sirius radio all in one cool little package. What next?
You can stream Sirius radio tunes with an application called uSirius, developed by Millard Software, via Wi-Fi and EDGE. Once the iPhone 3G hits the streets you’ll have connectivity via HSDPA also. You are, of course, responsible for a Sirius subscription to get terrestrial tunes on your iPhone and iPod Touch.
Millard software has developed a software called uSirius - iPhone Edition BETA v.62 that is available for download at www.millardsoftware.com
