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by admin
I bought the new iPod Shuffle as a replacement for my 2nd Gen Shuffle (which I loved) which died. I already have a iPhone which I use on a daily basis. The Shuffle is just for use in the gym and when out running.
I have just returned the iPod Shuffle as I have had nothing but problems with it. The first one I bought died completely within a couple of days and was duly replaced. The replacement I was given caused me nothing but headaches and so is now on its way back to Apple. I won’t be getting another.
Each time I used it, it either stopped working, wouldn’t change tracks or kept on repeating the message “playlist 1, playlist 1…” which was so annoying that I had to stop using it and am now looking for an alternative product. The reason it does this (so I am told) is because the controls on the headphones are not moisture-proof! Mine died on me during slow jog in which I was hardly sweating at all! So unless you are one of those people who never sweats, this product is completely useless.
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Apple Ipod Shuffle: Wear Music on your Sleeve | iPod & iPhone deals
by admin
Any new appliance brings to our minds myriads of doubts and apprehensions. The most basic of such questions that the Apple Ipod Shuffle makes us ask is about its manner of control. It is a circular pad with functional keys for pause, play, forward, reverse and volume adjustments that controls Apple Ipod Shuffle.
The integrated in-built clip is another wing of the iPod shuffle . This clip enables smooth attachment of the device to your pocket or sleeve. What you hear from a device is certainly as important as where you wear a device. The shuffle has provisions for mixing up the stored music tracks. Your choice of favourites can be heard in the order of synchronisation made from iTunes. The Apple Ipod Shuffle that has a capacity of 1 GB can accommodate 240 music tracks.
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Apple strengthens iPod, iTunes offerings,reveals living room ...
by madgunde
Something strange is going on at Apple these days. First there was that un-Job’s like shared performance at WWDC’06, then Apple releases a new high-end 24″ iMac with little fanfare a week before a scheduled press event. Now we have Steve Jobs trotting out on stage wearing a black dress shirt? Where the hell is the black mock turtleneck?!? To top that all off, just to throw us all off, not only did Steve bring back his “one more thing…” encore, which was curiously absent from the WWDC’06 keynote, but he followed that up with “there’s one last thing”! Highly irregular.
Apple has been growing in leaps and bounds over the last 2 years, and I think they are finally starting to embrace the fact that they are a consumer and corporate powerhouse. They’ve got everyone’s attention, so it isn’t necessary to make a big deal out of every product revision. People know what an iMac is, and sure, a 24″ model is an impressive addition to the line-up, along with faster processors, but they don’t need to waste time and effort telling people about it, because people will find out about it just the same. One of the side benefits is that product sales should take less of a hit leading up to major annual events such as MacWorld and WWDC as people come to realize that those events are no longer synonymous with new Macs or iPods. With the fierce pace of new product development going on at Apple, it had to happen sooner or later. More PR time is needed to show off new products, so established product lines can afford to take a back seat from the PR machine.
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Gift away your old shuffle and go for this cool little thing!