Dec 01
Customizing the Flip Mino
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Looking for a completely unique and functional gift? A customized Flip Mino pocket camcorder may be for you.
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Dec 01
Differentiating ‘new’ and ‘recent’ podcasts
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Why are your new podcast episodes routinely booted off your iPhone or iPod? Because once you play a second of them, their newness disappears.
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Dec 01
Syncing iTunes U videos
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You’ve downloaded a course from iTunes U but the videos aren’t organized on your iPhone or iPod the way you’d like. Here’s how to impose some organization on that content.
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Dec 01
Where classical music and iPhone apps converge
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Apple’s progress in handling classical music on iTunes suggests the App Store’s design will also gradually improve.
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Dec 01
Differentiating ‘new’ and ‘recent’ podcasts
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Why are your new podcast episodes routinely booted off your iPhone or iPod? Because once you play a second of them, their newness disappears.
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Dec 01
Apple and where credit is due
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Thanksgiving comes early this year as I take some time to appreciate all the good things Apple has brought to my multimedia life.
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Dec 01
iPhone + Remote app = houseful of music
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With an iPhone or iPod touch, Apple’s Remote app, and an AirPort Express or Apple TV, you can have a houseful of music, controlled from the palm of your hand. Here’s how to set it up.
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Dec 01
Updated HandBrake encodes more than DVDs
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A new version of HandBrake encodes videos from your hard drive, in addition to DVDs.
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Dec 01
Internet audio and the smallest step forward
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Internet radio is still on the endangered species list, but Rhapsody and Napster have dodged a bullet.
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Dec 01
The limits of iPod touch/iPhone restrictions
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Considering invoking Restrictions on your kid’s iPod touch or iPhone? Communication and trust might be more effective parental controls.
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