Surf over to the iTunes Music Store, USA to download the latest, exclusive copy of the only just released Red Hot Chilli Peppers double album. After a four year hiatus, the Red Hot Chili Peppers are back with a new double album, Stadium Arcadium, and an upcoming North American tour.Read More
One of the most often asked questions. Other than “how do I import my photos into my iPod Video?”, is how do you make videos for your iPod Video? As great as the iTunes Music Store (ITMS) is, for legally purchasing iPod Video-sized movies, there are those who already have DVD movies that they would like […]Read More
There’s nothing like getting some work done in a room filled with Air Tunes and tunes coming outta your Mac portable speakers simultaneously. Does it get any better than this? …Yes, it does. Thanks to a freeware offering from Yellow Mug, Sizzling Keys empowers Mac users everywhere to do the one thing that makes the Mac a quick system to work […]Read More
Apple’s iPod Video was designed to work in tandem with Apple’s iTunes Music Store (ITM). The premise was, a customer gets an iPod Video and then proceeds to feed it videos from ITM. What about the customers in countries that doesn’t currently support ITM purchases? One way to test your iPod Video in such instances […]Read More
With the advent of Airport Express Firmware Version 6.3 which facilitates for multiple speaker play, life got simpler and a little more complicated all at the same time. If you’ve not altered your Mac OS X 10.4’s default firewall settings then you most likely will not be reading this article. However, if you have utilised […]Read More
Whilst Apple is turning the music industry over on its heels by coaxing the biggest music industry players to license sales of music over the internet, there’s something you might like to know before encoding all your CDs into Apple’s proprietary Advanced Audio Coding (AAC) format. Whilst AAC is touted to displace MPEG3 (mp3) as the de […]Read More
In the earliest versions of iTunes, it was possible to simply drag and drop tunes from inside your iTunes library directly onto your Desktop. This would inevitably result in duplicates of the selected tunes appearing on your Desktop, which you can then port into the desired medium (thumbdrives, CDR or CD/RW, DVD or DVD/RW) for […]Read More
iTunes 6 is a gem for music lovers and now with the ability to play movies natively, you can now stop scratching your head and turn your Mac into a virtual MTV jukebox in a snap. You’re just a few clicks away from lazy days spent chilling out and winding down from the pressures of […]Read More
Yesterday, Apple premiered its latest digital offering. A new video capable iPod paired with new features to iTunes Music Store facilitating video sales thru the Internet. The newer iPod now features a bigger screen, more storage capacity crammed into a thinner package; 30% thinner and 50% more storage. In an unprecedented agreement with Walt Disney, you can […]Read More
On Wednesday, 07 September at a special event in San Francisco Apple has finally unveiled the long-awaited iTunes phone. A collaboration between Apple and US cell phone giant, Motorola – the ROKR (pronounced “rocker”). Current iPod Mini owners are also expected to be wooed by Apple’s iPod Mini replacement, the iPod nano, retailing from USD$199. Holding up to […]Read More
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