January 22nd, 2008
Is Your iPod Warranty Useless? One Man’s Solution…
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This iPod docking station and radio inspired by Disney’s ultra-popular “High School Musical” (just ask anyone under the age of 15) is so cool looking that it makes me wish I were back in high school.
It sells for about $60 and if that weren’t enough, check out this HD ready 15 inch LCD TV which […]
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Sadly, not much for music fans. So little, in fact, that it led our sister blog Hypebot to ask “Has Apple Gone As Far As It Can With Music?” Here’s Steve Jobs’ 90 minute announcement yesterday cleverly edited to 60 seconds.
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Itching to fill up that iPod or Zune that you got for Christmas? You might want to stick to ripping your old CD’s for just a couple more weeks and wait for some expected fan friendly changes take hold.
Right now about half of the downloads you buy on iTunes and most other stores still come […]
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Has someone given you an iPod but not the code; or maybe you simply forgot the code that you originally entered? Here are several ways you may be able to unlock it:
METHOD #1 - Experiment with some logical code combinations like dates or luck numbers. Try obvious codes like 1111 or 1234. […]
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As a music lover here are the trends in 2008 that will effect you.
DRM IS DEAD. The final labels will drop all DRM within a month.
Mega-Stars are soooo 2007. Find the bands you love. Support them. Who cares if MTV doesn’t play their video? YouTube does..
The iPod is still cool but so is […]
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In great news for consumers, new reports have Sony BMG dropping all DRM on downloads within a few weeks. The means that all four major label groups will be DRM-free. (more)
Overall music sales fell 9.5% in 2007 despite a jump in digital sales.
New reports point to major layoffs and big changes at EMI. Further tarnishing […]
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Music sales dropped 15% or more over 2006. Sales were down 21% in the week before Christmas alone. But 2007 was the year that fans regained control of the music.
Three of the four top label groups (EMI, Universal, and and last week WMG) stopped adding restrictive software to their downloads. This means 80% […]
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