Troopers in Force on Ga. Roads
WXIA 11 Alive - Team Uses Ipod to Fine Tune Skills A few hours before game time, Colorado Rockies star hitter Matt Holliday studies his video Ipod -- not to watch music videos or movies. He's working on his game.
June 30, 2006
iPodObserver - Wired's Mr. Know-It-All Looks at iPod Etiquette
What do you do when you're on a train with someone who has his iPod cranked so loudly he can't hear his cell phone ringing? According to Wired's Mr. Know-It-All, you have several options including ignoring the situation, approaching the person, or at least making a brave attempt at alerting them
The Orlando Sentinel, Fla., Chris Cobbs column: Little things can mean ...
TMCnet - But, hey, nobody really foresaw how the iPod would be a runaway hit, either. Capitalizing on that mass-market popularity, creative developers have launched hundreds of nifty add-ons for the iPod. A couple of products from Targus illustrate the range of
Stock pick: Manager flags Clear Channel, News Corp
As listeners defect to satellite radio and MP3 players like the iPod. But it would be a mistake for investors to
