‘Ear prints’ will stop iPod and iPhone theft
Forget finger prints, scientists have found a way of using the "acoustic fingerprint" of a person's ear to make it possible to prevent other people using your iPod or iPhone.
August 1, 2009
Consumer Electronics Net - It's much easier to go purchase a fitness tool such as a Polar(R) watch or the Nike and iPod (R) sport kit and use it. The ActiHealth network will take the data seamlessly from devices like the Nike+ sensor and processes the data to legitimize the
DATABASE: Beware of trial rates, fine print
The Detroit Free Press - Mike Wendland, Detroit Free Press TECH FASHION Costumed gadgets Your iPod can become a jaunty pirate on Oct
Consumers Create Burger King Video iPod Ads
NEW YORK Although less than a month old, the video iPod is fast becoming a new advertising vehicle. Burger King is dipping its toes in the water by partnering with Heavy.com to offer consumer-generated videos extolling its brand icon, "The King."
