Gmail Finally Gets IMAP

When it was first introduced, IMAP was big news for iPhone users, but unfortunately Gmail users were left out of the loop. Now it appears that Google has finally come to their senses and are now providing IMAP support for Gmail accounts.

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Written by Edward Kirk on October 23rd, 2007 with no comments.
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Led Zeppelin: iTunes versus Bittorrent

Like the Beatles, Led Zeppelin was one of the last great holdout bands refusing to release its catalog online — until now. <cite>The Complete Led Zeppelin </cite>, a digital box set of the band’s entire studio discography, is available for pre-order on iTunes: 165 tracks for $99, including a new greatest-hits anthology <cite>Mothership</cite>. (The entire package is being promoted with a reunion performance at London’s O2 Arena on November 26.)

Meanwhile, if you do a quick search over on Bittorrent, the band’s entire discography is available as a 2.25-Gbyte download. It includes:

Studio Albums:
Led Zeppelin I
Led Zeppelin II
Led Zeppelin II
Led Zeppelin IV
House Of The Holy
Physical Graffiti (Discs 1 & 2)
Presence
In Through The Out Door
Coda
Live albums:
The Song Remains The Same (Discs 1 & 2)
BBC Sessions (Discs 1 & 2)
How The West Was Won (Discs 1, 2 & 3)
Video:
Led Zeppelin With Keith Moon - Forum Los Angeles 77-06-23 (Rare)
Led Zeppelin - Royal Albert Hall 1970 Concert

DJ / Rupture, a New York “turntable soloist,” has an interesting rumination on this situation following a raid on Tuesday by British coppers of the huge music-sharing tracker, OiNK.

DJ / Rupture found his entire discography traded through the site, but concluded file-sharing is a positive: “The overall movement is towards more ways to share music & ideas with like-minded individuals on the internet,” he writes. “The way I see it, this can only be a good thing for music fans. And what musician is not first a music fan?”

Written by Leander Kahney on October 23rd, 2007 with no comments.
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Inside iPhone 1.1.1

CA - Even if you own a way to output to your TV from your video-capable iPod, your iPhone requires either Apple?s $50 Composite AV Cable or the $50 Component AV … Apple’s Bottom Line Jumps 67% in Q4 Broadcast Newsroom

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Written by Apple iPhone - best news, blogs, videos, photos and more - Boxxet on October 23rd, 2007 with no comments.
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TIP: Howto X-Ray trick, Coffee trick, Coin trick. unveiled just here!

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TIP: Cancel 100% environment noise with the JawBone iPhone headset

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