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Next up on the iPod playlist experiment: A great collection of road trip songs

The Express-Times - 2 hours 27 minutes ago

Music columnist Adam Richter finds four road-trip-worthy songs in a row while making his way through the "G"s on his iPod.

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Review: Vestalife Ladybug II Speaker Dock for iPod + iPhone
iLounge - Thu Dec 3, 2:11 pm ET
Like Ladybug, Ladybug II includes a wall adapter, auxiliary audio cable, five Dock Adapters, and an Infrared remote control—essentially the same remote as last time, with color tweaks. It can be run off of wall power or four AA batteries, which you need to provide yourself, and has grown an inch in diameter from its predecessor: the prior ball was 5.5” wide and had a roughly 13” wingspan, while ...
Grant will boost technology learning at North Rowan High
The Charlotte Observer - Fri Dec 4, 6:35 am ET
The grant allows the school system to rapidly expand the iPod touch program at North Rowan by providing an iPod touch to every 11th-grade student and equip every 11th-grade classroom with a MacBook Cart and wireless Internet access, said Phil Hardin, the school system's executive director of technology.
News: Appvent Calendar Offers Free iPhone Games in December
The Mac Observer - Fri Dec 4, 10:51 am ET
Blacksmith Games launched its Appvent Calendar 09 Web site at the beginning of December to offer free iPhone and iPod touch games during the holiday season. Site visitors will be treated to a different game each day up through December 24.
• Grant will expand iPod touch program
The Salisbury Post - Thu Dec 3, 2:49 pm ET
The Rowan-Salisbury School System has received a $199,605 grant from the Golden LEAF Foundation for the "Learning on the Go â Anytime âAnywhere" technology project at North Rowan High School. With receipt of this funding, the school system will be i ...
American Heart Association Prize Drawing
Jackson Free Press - Fri Dec 4, 2:12 pm ET
The names of the customers who come to the Metrocenter and donate to the American Heart Association will be placed in a weekly drawing. Prizes include a Playstation 3, iPod Touch, digital camera and a GPS. Names drawn by 3 p.m. on Dec 4th, 11th, 18th and 24th.
'iPod zombies' blamed for UK road deaths
Macworld - Tue Dec 1, 2:10 pm ET
iPod wearing cyclists are risking injury and even death, according to road safety advocates in the UK.
WowWee Cinemin Swivel iPod and iPhone pico projector review
Engadget - Thu Dec 3, 11:29 am ET
The first time we saw a pico projector some of us thought: "Err... What's the point?" Slide show presentations from your phone? Doubt it -- not powerful enough for practical use. Cinematic experience in the toilet? Maybe, but you'd want a built-in projector on your PMP instead of a separate brick. Funky dance? Only in Japan . Finally, WowWee took a break from robotics to give us the answer with ...
Article: iPhone Gems: Ace Combat Xi, Labyrinth 2 + Project Phoenix
iLounge - Fri Dec 4, 12:56 pm ET
Welcome to this week’s second catch-up edition of iPhone Gems. We’re continuing to work through a large number of recent game releases for the iPhone and iPod touch, and today have three new titles to share with you: the three-dimensional airplane shooter Ace Combat Xi, the ball-and-maze game Labyrinth 2, and the tank warfare game Project Phoenix. The clear pick of this bunch is Labyrinth 2, but ...
Carperks Launches Discount Auto Buying iPhone App
Marketwire via Yahoo! Finance - Fri Dec 4, 4:35 pm ET
JACKSONVILLE, FL--(Marketwire - 12/04/09) - The Carperks auto purchasing discount program is now available to all iPhone and iPod Touch users through the Apple App Store. The Carperks car buying discount iPhone app saves time and money by immediately connecting car buyers with a dealership in their area required to offer them a discount from the dealership's posted internet price. Combining the ...
Can you hear me? Earbuds and the modern music listener
The Sierra Vista Herald - Fri Dec 4, 11:49 am ET
If you’re like me, you can turn on your iPod and keep listening until you realize that you didn’t realize the music was on. The music turns into background noise as you go about your life, from exercising to working at your job. But by the time you turn it off, it might be too late for your hearing. I was reminded of this in two instances this week, and I started thinking about how my hearing ...