Gadget clinic: Fixing an iPod shuffle | Buying a portable reader
Fixing an iPod shuffle | Buying a portable reader
November 30, 2007
A couple of days ago, we declared iPod the ultimate winner with no portable music players to take it down. However, we need to make an exception for Microsoft. As surprising as it is, at CES 2008, Microsoft's Zune is really starting to emerge as a serious threat to Apple's crown jewel. Sure, it's not going to capture the market rapidly and growth will be gradual, but Microsoft has the right
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MobileMag - If you buy a song on iTunes, it's meant to be used on an iPod; and Apple goes to great lengths to make sure that if you choose them as your online music provider, you will use iTunes to download the music and listen to that music on an iPod. (The
New York Times - The Times's technology columnist, David Pogue, keeps you on top of the industry in his free, weekly email newsletter. Yes, 15 pounds, because it's not actually an iPod. It's a one-piece bookshelf speaker system with a slot on top that recharges your
