Section: Software + Apps , Miscellaneous , Third-Party , iPod + iTunes , iPod touch , iPhone , iPhone , iPhone SDK & Apps , Mac + Computers , Software Macintosh and iPhone/iPod updates and announcements for September 2, 2009: Macintosh These days, we carry cell phones, MP3 players, and laptop computers everywhere we go. We even have touch-screen GPS systems in our cars to help us find the way Read more from the original source: Macintosh/iPhone software update roundup - September 2, 2
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Well now, these shot are intriguinating. iTunes 9 is all but a lock to be unveiled at Apple’s iPod soiree next month, but a couple of screens showing the music program have leaked out online already, showing off two features: Facebook integration and third-party syncing. Wait, what ? There have been plenty of rumours flying around over what Cupertino’s cooked up for iTunes 9, from Blu-ray to a whole new album artwork format . But these screens sent by an anonymous tipster show off
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One of the top uses for an MP3 player is as a gym companion, so why not put your iPhone or iPod Touch to greater use by loading up some third-party applications tailored for just that purpose. Related Articles Wii Fit A gadget geek's workout Wii Fit dated for Australia 1 and 2 and 3 and ... MP3 players to exercise with
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Rock Band is a very popular game and with it comes a guitar, usually the Fender Stratocaster, it’s black and white and looks pretty good actually, at least it looks like a real guitar, unlike the Guitar Hero guitar that looks like a toy really. While the guitar is nice looking, it’s still the same as all the others out there, not very original to have one like everyone else is it? You could buy a third party guitar to be different, but still it’s not very original either. I was recently contacte
By masquerading their Pre as an iPod, Palm was able to sync the Pre to iTunes — a “feature” which Palm refers to as “Palm Media Sync”. Apple then disabled this unsupported feature when it released iTunes v8.2.1. Apple even responded to the issue of unsupported media players with this support article — iTunes: About unsupported third-party digital media players . Now, Palm is successfully syncing the Pre with iTunes by fooling iTunes software into recognizing the phone as an Apple music player.
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