Yeah, we love our movies here at MovieWeb, but that doesn’t mean we don’t like a good tune as well. We figured our readers would feel the same way, so we’re giving away some new Airdrives Headphones and one grand prize winner will also take home an iPod Nano for your listening pleasure. Grand Prize Winner Receives: - iPod Nano - Airdrives Earphones First Prize Winners Receive: - Airdrives Earphones to enter this contest.
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Our feelings about Griffin s Streamline are substantially similar to the ones we had for its prior iPhone and iPod touch version: the company uses an interesting combination of neoprene, hard plastic, elastic and Velcro to create a case that here is thankfully specific to only the iPod nano. It provides one hole for access to the nano s headphone port compatible with even oversized headphones - and another for insertion of the nano.
Top automakers call this strategy as part of their After-Market Solutions. They have available options to the car user of iPod integration products for use. Available options vary from iPod-ready head units to self installation options as wells as professional interface installation. People now can customize their ride with iPod music.
XtremeMac SportWraps for iPod nano 3G, iPhone/iPod
Posted on 2007 under iPod nano | No Comment7 Dec
We weren t as impressed with the multi-iPod/iPhone version of SportWrap, primarily because it doesn t feel especially well suited for any of the models that it s designed to fit. Four headphone port-slash-Hold switch/Sleep/Wake button holes have been placed on its back, but none is perfectly aligned to those parts of the iPhone or the iPod classic.
2 Responses to iPhone Nano, 4 reasons why it makes sense now
Posted on 2007 under iPod nano | No Comment7 Dec
Section: Apple , Cellphones Last summer, a goon did some bad reporting and ended up creating a stir about misinterpreted data. I think it is safer to look at the market and say, how would/should Apple react? It is time to roll the iPhone Nano concept back into the light of day. Here is why I think it makes sense now: We know that the average cell phone sells for $200. Apple s current offering is double that and the 3G version (let s call it iPhone Pro) is expected to be more.
Normally we don’t relay much from the sewer of bullcake that is the Apple category submissions feed at Digg, but this particular one has a puppy-like enthusiasm to it that I find charming.
DLO s Shell is this comparative review s starting point because it is the most basic, and typical, of all of the designs here. It consists solely of two pieces of clear hard plastic one for the third-generation nano s face, and one for its sides and back.
Griffin Reflect for iPod classic and nano (video)
Posted on 2007 under iPod nano | No Comment29 Nov
Both cases are fine, not spectacular, in their approach to iPod coverage. Each one exposes the entire bottom of the iPod in order to guarantee full compatibility with Universal iPod Dock accessories, and succeeds; the price of such exposure is that the iPod classic s bottom sides are unnecessarily exposed at all other times when it s not in a dock. So too are its Hold switch and top-mounted headphone port, the latter cut perfectly to fit any size of headphone plug you may have.
Comparing the nano versions of these cases is fairly straightforward. ArmorSkin covers a little more of the nano and costs $5 more. To our eyes, it looks better especially in clear, where it better shows off the body of the iPod inside with a seriously cool rounded block pattern on its back and sides. It s also not as easy to use with iPod accessories, the only feature omission that we consider serious here.
Apple Donates 100 iPod nanos to Victims of CA Wildfires
Posted on 2007 under iPod nano | No Comment26 Nov
So there you are, a kid who just lost his entire house in the recent Southern California wildfires. What would be at the top of your wishlist? A new house? Returning to a sense of normalcy? All your old possessions that are now irretrievably torched? Sorry, no can do. How’s about we just give you a free iPod nano and use you as a PR tool, would that help? No? Just take the damn Nano kid, and smile for the cameras. There we go. Good luck with that whole house thing.