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Oak Tree: I’m guessing you can save the shows on your hard drive - that’s a no-brainer. Then all you need to do is convert the files to something the video iPod can understand and you got Modern Marvels in your pocket (yes, I am a History Channel junkie). (via Cosmos)

Retrophisch: The new Power Macs are slower than the ones they replace—from a clock-speed perspective, anyway. And let’s be honest: most people don’t understand how a dual-core 2.5 GHz processor is faster than a non-dual-core 2.7 or 3 GHz processor. (via Cosmos)

  Moving at the Speed of Creativity: We installed iTunes on his computer, and I was pleased that his local installation of Windows XP was not locked down by the IT department to prevent new software installations– often this is the case (unfortunately) in many school districts today. (via Cosmos)

  CHATTER: They say they're listening to new music, but when you reach for the CD you find out it's the new Rod Stewart -- or maybe it's worse, the latest collection of tracks from Michael Bolton -- and you have to restrain the urge to set fire to their tune collection and break every radio in their house so they can't listen to the adult-contemporary station. (via Cosmos)

 [Joel Burslem - home] Transferring Video to the 5G iPod: The ironic thing here is that I’ve owned a video... time I’ve tried to export a file other than its own MOV files.

 [fplanque: dev blog] Podcasting in Windows Media Player: BitTorrent?: If I was Microsoft (yeah, right ) I’d definitely add all podcasting features you can find in iTunes and I’d add this little extra: BitTorrent distribution! (Or any other P2P distribution method if I had a political/licensing problem with BitTorrent…)

[Technology360] Do Public Broadcasters Get It?: This accounts for the fact that professionally produced shows now account for over 90% of the iTunes top 100 podcast list, and the smutty charms of early podcast stars like Dawn and Drew are now off the list.

 [Joel Burslem - home] Consuming content in a virtual world: As you probably already know by now, he announced a couple of new machines for the Mac crowd and, more importantly for the gadget-obsessed like myself, the launch of the new video-enabled 5th generation iPods.

 [All things iPod, iTunes and beyond | iLounge] News: Mix: Nano lawsuit, Sony-BMG, Medical images, New Zealand: An iPod nano would not get scratches on it just sitting in a pocket with nothing else in it. If people treated their devices well, instead of just tossing them into a handbag or other type of carry-all like a backpack with nothing to protect it, then they wouldn’t have scratches.

[Discreet Fisherman] "but you're just a line in a song": . But then again, if you haven', you'l prolly just pop onto your P2P software.. limewire.. bearshare..kazaa(lite?)...etc.. or maybe iTunes music store and pick up the song.. yes. Nice song:D I think I need... blaare on my iPod.. soz math is going to be another repeat of switchfoot and nickelback.. oh fun

[Digitalmusic.weblogsinc.com] New iPod Commercial - The Digital Music Weblog - digitalmusic ...: The Ipod Country line dancing song is a bridge in the song "Boogie that be" by Black Eyed Peas. You can also hear it in the movie "The Rundown" in part where the rock is in the "private party" I've included the bridge lyrics from black eyed peas site so everyone would know that it is in fact the correct song.

 [Ilounge.com] All things iPod, iTunes and beyond | iLounge: The folks at Engadget have gotten their hands on the upcoming Motorola SLVR L7 phone and report that the device has a mobile version of iTunes on it like the ROKR. The gadget site notes that there is no headphone jack and speculates that the phone will work with wireless Bluetooth headphones.

[Blogmaverick.com] How Bob Iger Saved Network TV - Blog Maverick - www.blogmaverick.com _: Its about downloading video to ITunes software and its competitors, and all the places it does and will reside. All will be playback devices.I expect that either a 2nd tier of pricing will come along from Apple for full screen quality that is designed to play on a TV rather than an IPod or half screen on a Laptop or PC, as competitors compete by enabling higher quality and full screen playback.

[Blog.skyzyx.com] Skyzyx: Flailing Wildly: And I’ll finally have a place to showcase all of the Ajax demos I’ve worked on over the past few months.

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