Month: November 2007

“Hi Bill, would you like to interview Rudolf from the Scorpions?” “Sure. What time?” Sometimes you spend months setting up a musician interview, wading

I’m not a ringtones guy, but since Apple has gone and made ringtones so darned easy and fun to create, I thought I’d go

Okay, call me a sucker for most new website startups, but I’ll try almost anything once, if I find it useful. DailyLit is a

I’m smack in the middle of my hands-on testing of the new iPod touch and the full review will be posted by Monday, but

Please note: in the interests of expediency, these photos were taken with an iPhone camera. As a result they’re not quite perfect pictures, but

Okay, I promise I won’t use MyMac space for questions like this but say once a year. Since something like a trillion of dollars

http://www.apple.com/iphone/storecredit

NEWS BRIEF ~ “On the Friday before the sixth anniversary of 9/11, Osama bin Laden appeared in a new video, his first since prior

Life is a journey I have already traveled. I know not how or why, but I see clearly what is to come and what

Here is the original review. Today I discovered that Macally has released Macally Input Manager 1.0, the software I wished they had included in

As the owner of an iPod-oriented publication, this is something I probably shouldn’t be saying too loudly, but I’ll say it anyway: the iPod

I don’t understand people who buy an iPhone and then jump through fifteen risky hoops just for the privilege of avoiding AT&T and using

If you go to the “iPod Games” section of the iTunes store you will see a message stating that the current games are only

Book Bytes fiction review: “Illuminated” by Matt Bronleewe http://www.mattbronleewe.com Thomas Nelson Publisher http://www.thomasnelson.com ISBN-10: 1-59554-249-3, ISBN-13: 978-1-59554-249-6 314 pages hardcover $22.99 US “Illuminated” is

In this brief video captured during the 9.05.07 Apple Event, CEO Steve Jobs compares the newly introduced video-capable iPod nano to the original $400

The new third generation iPod nano is sold in the same clear plastic coffin-like structure as its predecessor, with dimensions adjusted accordingly. The third