The user interface of the classic hasn’t changed since the first-gen model, but there are a few additional features that are only available on the second-gen. Apple has included the new Genius playlist tool , which theoretically should work better with the larger music collections you can store on the classic.
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Apple discounts new, refurb previous-generation iPods
Posted on 2009 under iPod classic | No Comment9 Apr
1 I am a huge fan of Apple s refurb site. The pricing on the nanos and classics are very good, though the touches (in my opinion) aren t as big a steal if you intend on doing the software upgrades. Now if only the 2G touches went on the site …
Spore Origins supports new iPod nano accelerometer
Posted on 2009 under iPod classic | No Comment28 Mar
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Copyright 2008 PR Newswire. All Rights Reserved 2008-09-30 PORTLAND, Ore., Sept. 30 /PRNewswire/ — While the iPhone captures much of the media’s attention with its estimated 8 million units in sales, one company has turned its focus to the iPod, with its sales to-date of over 160 million units. TimeStream Software has introduced Notescast(R) titles for the iPod, turning the iPod Classic and Nano into interactive mobile marketing and brand interaction devices.
Zippo and Moderati Bring Virtual Zippo Lighter to Apple’s App Store
Posted on 2009 under iPod classic | No Comment17 Mar
With an animated flame that reacts to movement of the phone, the Virtual Zippo Lighter features a selection of designs to customize the skin of the lighter. The application takes advantage of several features of the iPhone ( News - Alert ) and iPod touch developer platform, which includes accelerometer to enable movement of the flame in response to motion. The company has also provided realistic sound effects, which highlight the action of the lighter when it opens and closes.
Especially with classical music during the quiet moments. Whats is the point? One can now purchase an earphone amplifier? One can use earphones on potable radios, CD players, and so on..or at a disco, pub, to have your ears blasted. Why not allow the customer choose to lower the volume? It s disgraceful! I shall never purchase apple merchandise again.
Navman S-Series Platinum munches off Jobs’ apple
Posted on 2009 under iPod classic | No Comment6 Jan
The Navman stand at the Sydney Motor Show (Credit: CNET.com.au) The four new S-Series Platinum models, the S100 through to the S300t, is complemented by a reworked version of its existing S-Series units, dubbed S-Series Classic. The former S30, S50, S80 and S90i models have been replaced by two models, the S35 with a 3.5-inch screen and the S45 with, you guessed it, a 4.3-inch screen.
Incipio QuickCheck™ Notebook Cases Now Available for the New Apple MacBook and MacBook Pro
Posted on 2008 under iPod classic | No Comment23 Dec
IRVINE, CA. – October 15, 2008– Following the much anticipated release of the new Apple MacBook and MacBook Pro notebooks, Incipio Technologies, Inc. announced today its QuickCheck™ notebook case designed for the new 13-inch MacBook and 15-inch MacBook Pro. Keeping with the MacBook’s ultra slim profile, the QuickCheck™ notebook cases feature a thin and sleek form factor not seen in other notebook cases.
New Pioneer Navigation Unit With iPod Connectivity
Posted on 2008 under iPod classic | No Comment2 Mar
By Mendelson Tiu | Monday | 03/03/2008 Pioneer has unveiled an in-dash navigation unit that comes with added connectivity for all portable devices, including the Apple iPod. Click to enlarge The new AVIC-F500BT navigation unit will deliver navigation, entertainment capabilities, and will offer advanced control for portable devices and Bluetooth-enabled mobile phones.
Steve Jobs had originally announced that the iPhone and iPod Touch Software Development Kit (SDK) would be released in February 2008. Last week rumors pointed to a brief delay in the launch of the SDK. The SDK will allow developers to release their own software applications for both the iPod Touch and iPhone.