Manufactured by: iTrip
Average cost: $39
Compatible with: iPod mini
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Description: The iTrip mini was designed exclusively for the iPod mini. Its form factor matches perfectly all the curves and lines of the iPod mini. It sounds even sweeter. iTrip mini gives you the best possible performance because you can choose any empty station from 87.7 to 107.9.
Pic.1 General view of iTrip mini FM transmitter for iPod miniManufactured by: SoundFeeder
Average cost: $19
Compatible with: al types of iPod
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Description: Simply plug the audio cord on the SoundFeeder into the headphone jack of your portable audio player. Then tune your radio to any BLANK FM station between 88.1 and 95.9 Mhz. Tune the knob on the SoundFeeder into that blank FM station, then sit back and enjoy your portable music through your car's radio.
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Pic.1 General view of SoundFeSF150eder Wireless Music Adapter for iPodManufactured by: Belkin
Average cost: $39.99
Compatible with: al types of iPod
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Description: The TuneCast II features a unique Auto ON/OFF function, which frees you from manually toggling your TuneCast II's ON/OFF switch by simply powering on when an audio signal is detected. If there is no signal detected for a period of 60 seconds, your TuneCast II will switch off.
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Pic.1 General view of Belkin TuneCast II Mobile FM Transmitter for iPodManufactured by: XtremeMac
Average cost: $49.95
Compatible with: Dock Connector iPods 4th Gen or later
Colours: black, whaite
Description: It's as thin and narrow as the iPod nano and features three programmable station presets that allow you to conveniently recall your clearest transmission frequencies.
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Pic.1 General view of XtremeMac Airplay2 FM Transmitter for iPodManufactured by: XtremeMac
Average cost: $49.95
Compatible with: iPod shuffle
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Description: Airplay features an easy-to-read, illuminated digital frequency display. When iPod shuffle begins to play AirPlay automatically transmits on the last used radio frequency. Selecting a new frequency is easy, simply find an unused FM frequency on the radio then press AirPlay's tuning buttons to select the same frequency.
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Pic.1 General view of XtremeMac AirPlay FM Transmitter for iPodManufactured by: iTrip
Average cost: $39.99
Compatible with: Not compatible with Video iPod or iPod nano
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Description: One of iTrip's innovative new features is selectable LX or DX modes of broadcasting (an FM transmitter first). This allows the user to adjust for the absolute best possible audio under real-world conditions. Even in the toughest situations, such as large cities with lots of radio stations crowding the dial, iTrip's DX Mode delivers a noise level that's below that of a cassette tape adapter, allowing the music to punch through cleanly.
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Pic.1 General view of iTrip LCD Digital FM transmitter for iPodManufactured by:XtremeMac
Average cost: $29.95
Compatible with: Not compatible with Video iPod or iPod nano
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Description: AirPlay matches iPod's ease-of-use. Plug it in, tune it, and push play. It is so compact that it does not block the iPod's hold switch. When iPod begins to play, AirPlay automatically transmits on the last used radio frequency.
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Pic.1 General view of XtremeMac AirPlay FM transmitter for iPodManufactured by: ezTrip
Average cost: $49.99
Compatible with: All types of iPods
Colours: black, white
Description: The ezTrip uses the power from your car to provide a clear strong signal to your radio. The LCD display and control buttons give you instant access to all frequencies. In addition, you no longer need to use a separate car charger because the ezTrip charges your iPod while you listen.
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Pic.1 General view of ezTrip FM Transmitter for iPodManufactured by: Belkin
Average cost: $49.99
Compatible with: All types of iPods
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Description: The TuneCast 3 scans all FM frequencies 88.1-107.9MHz (as opposed to just four frequencies that other transmitters offer) so you can select the best frequency for your music experience. It also memorizes FM frequencies in presets to give you easy and quick access to your favorite songs.
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Pic.1 General View of Belkin TuneCast 3 FM Transmitter for iPodManufactured by: XtremeMac
Average cost: $49.95
Compatible with: iPod Nano
Colours: white, black, silver (depends of type of the iPod)
Description: very part of AirPlay Boost was designed to be easy. You get a wireless stream immediately without any installation, software, or even batteries. There's also a special pass-through connection. With it, you can charge your Video iPod with any standard dock connector charger without disconnectiong the AirPlay Boost.
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Pic.1 General View of XtremeMac Airplay Boost FM Transmitter for iPod nanoManufactured by: XtremeMac
Average cost: $49.95
Compatible with: iPod Video
Colours: white, black, silver (depends of type of the iPod)
Description: Airplay Boost streams your music over any FM frequency. By tuning AirPlay Boost and an FM stereo to the same open frequency, you get an instant wireless connection.
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Pic.1 General view of XtremeMac Airplay Boost FM Transmitter for Video iPod Manufactured by: JBL
Average cost: $99.99
Compatible with: iPod, iPod mini
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Description: Easy-to-use Touch-controls - Touch Volume Control - Just a touch increases or decrease the volume. A touch on both pads mutes or unmutes the system. JBL On Stage also remembers your last volume setting even after the system shuts down. The OnePoint iPod connectors provide the connection to your computer.
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Pic.1 General view of JBL On Stage Speaker System for iPod Manufactured by: Logic3
Average cost: $29.99
Compatible with: iPod shuffle
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Description: Stylish design and compact size means that this ultra-portable device fits unobtrusively in any room in your house, and is easily stowed away. The unit is powered either by the supplied AC mains adaptor or four optional AA batteries, allowing you to use the device wherever you choose. The lightweight and compact design even allows you to pack i-Station shuffle in your suitcase.
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Pic.1 General view of Logic3 i-Station shuffle Speaker/Docking System for iPod shuffleManufactured by: d.MUSE
Average cost: $29.95
Compatible with: all types of iPod
Colours: black, white
Description: Portable Compact Speakers open clamshell style, like a mobile phone, and snap shut when not in use. The speakers can be connected to any CD or MD player via a gold-plated mini-stereo plug, they have dimensions of 131x81x54mm
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Pic.1 General view of d.MUSE Powered Portable Compact Speakers for iPodManufactured by: JBL
Average cost: $249.95
Compatible with: all types of iPod
Colours: black, white
Description: JBL On Time is a high-performance sound center that lets you wake up to music stored on your iPod®. Just connect your iPod, MP3 player or other music source to JBL On Time and experience clean, powerful and dynamic sound. The upward-firing tweeter and horizontal low and midrange transducers provide a 360-degree sound field. JBL On Time includes a radio, clock and dual alarm, and is the world’s first time machine to include a menu-driven, intuitive user interface.
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Pic.1 JBL On Time Clock Radio Alarm for iPod Manufactured by: Altec Lansing
Average cost: $249
Compatible with: iPod, iPod nano, & iPod mini
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Description: Sleek, compact design goes where you go - around the home, to the office, out in the backyard or at the beach. Mobility is encouraged via the iM7's long lasting battery mode. Or plug into a nearby outlet for AC power. The iPod recharges while you listen.
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Pic.1 General view of Altec Lansing iM7 Speaker System for iPodManufactured by: iHome
Average cost: $69.99
Compatible with: all tyles of iPod
Colours: black, white
Description: Fitting neatly and unobtrusively beneath your kitchen cabinets, the iH36 stereo player delivers rich, full sound. Its sleek contemporary design complements any kitchen, while giving you the convenience of remote control and FM radio presets.
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Pic.1 General view of iHome iH36/iH46 for iPod
Pic.1 Remote control for iHome iH36/iH46 for iPodIn both applications, Apple has filed for iPhone design trademark protection under International Class 009. Apple’s design trademark applications were accompanied by an unprecedented number of evidence specimens, numbering more than 170.
This update came without any description, but previous reports are:
- Faster menu navigation (that's nice, especially for iPod Nano)
- Improved Cover Flow
- Video Out Fix (Hm..m..m...)
- Compilation Album Art displayed only once in Cover Flow
Have you already updated your iPod?
October, 17
... Some companies are already taking action. Nokia, for example, is not allowing any applications to be loaded onto some of their newest phones unless they have a digital signature that can be traced back to a known developer. While this makes such a phone less than “totally open,” we believe it is a step in the right direction. We are working on an advanced system which will offer developers broad access to natively program the iPhone’s amazing software platform while at the same time protecting users from malicious programs.
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Apple promised a free iPhone to every fulltime employee and all part-timers who have been with the company for over a year, including retail associates and Geniuses.It is Orange, the leading wireless carrier in France, who will be the exclusive French carrier partner for iPhone.
By the way, it has been announced today that iPhone will debut in France on Thursday, November 29 .
The iPhone is a marvelous product and will change how people think about mobile. I’m delighted that it is launching in France through Orange, and I’m sure that our customers share my excitement
Сonsider to Popular Mechanics Magazine iPhone is one of the top 10 Most Brilliant Gadgets of 2007 in category the smartest Phone.
Just look, how they describe the iPhone:Of course, you’ve heard about this phone. But have you used it? The best way to understand why Apple’s iPhone ($400) has sent shockwaves through the cellphone industry is simply to check your voice mail with it. Instead of passwords and audible instructions, the iPhone displays a visual list of voice mails—which are saved as audio files. Using the bright and responsive touchscreen, you scroll through the list and tap a message. When you’re done with a message, simply slide your finger over it and a delete button pops up. At the top of the phone is a button that locks the screen, so it can go back in your pocket without risking accidental commands. All phones should work so smoothly. Because of the iPhone, they’ll eventually have to.
In October 11th Apple officially launched its Web-apps for iPhone website. It lists over 200 third-party Web-based applications optimized and available for Apple's popular devices. You can read description and date added of each application. Previously, the company posted a Web-app development guide to help developers optimize their Web applications for iPhone and iPod Touch.
Apple has categorized the listing by Most Recent, Most Popular, Alphabetical and Staff Picks. Today, the most popular programs for iPhone and iPod Touch are the Facebook app, Sudoku and Bejeweled.
