Why is it that when you buy a MP3 player, they give you headphones that look as if they came from a Christmas cracker? Even the mighty iPods headphones are a bit basic, and the availability of even nattier headphones would indicate that Apple feel there is room for improvement.
In a move that has sparked a healthy dose of indignation amongst iPod Touch users, Apple are charging for a critical update that will correct 46 software holes. Touch users
The Sony Ericsson W-for-Walkman range has a new member that is being hailed as the mother of all W-Series phones. On the surface, it pack a feature punch with a high-end camera, loads of music options and Sony Ericsson have even provided a standard 3.5mm jack so you can use any headphones to listen to Madonna. But does all of this convergence work in this petite package? Let’s find out.
Ok, so the WWDC (Worldwide developers conference) has started and in my opinion, the opening Keynote from the Apple developers is the most important thing of the event, as Apple
Apple has released an upgrade to their ubiquitous iTunes software which is used by iPod and iPhone owners to sync music, video, photos, contacts (and much more) between their PC or Mac and their iPod/iPhone.
As well as small bug fixes and the odd security update the main purpose of iTunes 8.2 is to add support for iPhones or iPod touches with the iPhone 3.0 Software. The iTunes update is a little under 80MB and shouldn’t be a problem for users with broadband.
The Apple rumour mill is churning away again with the latest word speculating on a fifth generation iPod Nano featuring a camera. Next month sees the Apple Worldwide Developers Conference
The rumour on the grapevine is that the new range of iPod Touch and iPod Nano will both be coming equipped with a camera
As of tomorrow, there will finally be another touchscreen MP3 device to choose from as Sony has announced it is due to release the X series Walkman. This MP3 player
