After all of the buzz from last week the rumors are settling down and the aftermath is starting to kick in. At the 2008 Lets Rock event Steve Jobs took the stage and announced many new things. Some of the overlooked things were the new headphone coming out next moth.
Apple used to be famous for keeping its products bery secret until the official launch. However, lately that have not been doing suck a good job. Most of this un approved publicity is from case designs released onto the web.
iPhone Atlas has posted an article about their favorite remote/streaming App for iTunes and the iPod Touch. They have reviewed many of these types of programs and have come to a verdict on which application they think is the best. Remote Buddy was their choice and includes streaming music, movies and other content to the iPhone or the iPod Touch.
I recently snagged an iPod Touch and found myself in the search of a shiny new case. I have long envied the line of Paul Frank cases so I knew roughly what I wanted. Luckily, the Apple Store had plenty in supply and let me take them all out of the boxes to decide which one I preferred.
Although most iPod users try to get the sleekest of cases, hugging every curve of their iPod, there are a few out there that still prefer the slightly bulkier cases. I’m not completely sure in the point of that, after all you have just paid big money to get the sleek and stylish iPod. Which begs the question, why on earth add bulk to it?
If you can’t handle all those mainstream speakers, just your average everyday speakers, then this Lego version might be better suited for you. I know that many have never quite let go of their fascination with Legos so having one of these lying about is one way to pretend to be an adult while still being a kid at heart.
For a few moments after coming across Paul Frank’s new iPod cases I was completely speechless. Jaw dropped I was horrified over the pure lack of aesthetic appeal. Usually I’m all for Paul Frank’s quirky accessories, however, I found myself deeply disappointed by this new Neapolitan iPod Case and the Woodgrain iPod Case.
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