Steven “Steve” Paul Jobs is dead. He certainly influenced my life. And yours too. Even if you’ve never bought an Apple product.
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Video of the Day: Introducing … the iPod
Sad day for Apple fanboys today with the news Steve Jobs is stepping aside as CEO of Apple. If you were doubting how much of an impact Jobs has had on popular culture, take a look back at his 2001 introduction to a remarkable new device that could store an amazing 1000 songs … the […]
Is the iPhone why Gen Y loves public transport?
The “mystery factor” driving faster patronage growth on public transport may be Gen Y’s enthusiasm for staying connected through smartphones, writes Alan Davies, of The Melbourne Urbanist blog.
Meet the new iPod touch
The new iPod touch is out and it’s essentially the iPhone without the phone. Even though the iPod camera isn’t quite as good as the phone version, notes Gizmodo.
Has Apple lost its bite?
It’s nearly time for Steve Jobs to don the skivvy and deliver the Apple keynote address. But with all the recent leaks — from the iPhone 4 to the iPod touch — can Jobs still wow the crowd?
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Snap, it’s the new iPod touch with camera
More leaking of Apple products, with a test version of an iPod touch with camera being unveiled by a Vietnamese website. Or is it one of those eBay prototypes?
Can your iPod actually make a plane crash?
Airline hosts fly into a tizz whenever you try to listen to your mp3 player during take-off, claiming it will interfere with the plane’s navigational equipment. But it’s all a lie, says Joel Johnson, and it’s time for airlines to admit it.
The 20 best gadgets of the decade
iPods, flash drives, smart phones and eReaders: the noughties was truly the decade gadgetry came into its own. Paste looks at the 20 most innovative and important gadgets of 2000-2009.
Dial-a-success: iPhones push Apple profits up 46%
Does it seem like everywhere you look there are iPhones? Well, Apple have sold 7.6 million of them in the last quarter, helping raise profits by a whopping 46%. The US are still in a recession, right?
Apple’s iPod shake-up: what it means to Australians
In perhaps the most overhyped media or tech event ever, Apple’s Steve Jobs made the huge announcement yesterday that the next iPod… will be getting a few new bells and whistles. Colour us shocked. Nevertheless, here’s what will be new for local Apple fanboys.
Manga on your mobile: the future of comics?
Comic books made to be read on mobile phones, e-readers and iPods are big business in Japan, but will the take off with a western audience? Big comic publishing houses like DC and Dark Horse venture into the potential goldmine — or money pit — of digital comics.
Apple: secretly for chicks?
Apple’s effortlessly cool and easy-to-use products aren’t just coveted by gadget geeks and tech heads — the ladies love them too. Could Apple be the world’s most discreetly feminine brand? Bridget Brennan makes the case.
Thank you Walkman for the power of cinematic narration
Helen Razer celebrates 30 years of the Sony Walkman.
13-year-old roadtests Walkman, discovers tapes have two sides
For the 30th anniversary of the Walkman, the BBC gave a teenage boy a portable cassette player to review. His comments are pure gold.
iWarfare: Soldiers using Apple tech in the field
US soldiers are being issued with iPhones and iPod Touches for cheap and functional translation, communication and data mangement.
Greenpeace brings Apple to heel
Apple has copped it from Greenpeace, which singled out the company by describing its products as producing iPoison, writes AntiGeek.
Briefly Business: iPod index, Pratt pleads sainthood, eBay
Pratt pleads sainthood …. Kill people, get money. Simple really … iPod index … eBay payments still a problem for customers
