Sci-Tech Today - GM's device will be called a Personal Audio Link and will cost $160. Like Ford's gadget, the integrated system will be located in the glove compartment and will be able to charge the iPod. The iPod revolution is set to take America's roads by storm
NewsFactor Network - Likely to be a bigger trend, though, is providing TV programs to mobile devices like the iPod. Recently, a number of wireless-equipment makers created the Mobile DTV Alliance to work toward developing a standard that could be used to broadcast TV
It was a simple request. An iPod. What better way to stave off boredom and make the hours pass more
Ars Technica - Have you ever considered that Steve might have it all wrong with the Mini, the Nano, and the Shuffle? We all talk about smaller and lighter, but maybe there's a better way. Maybe what we really need is an iPod large enough to eat Cincinnati! This 25
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