Now this is one interesting iPod dock that we have come across so far - the Disney High School Musical Clock Radio for iPod (what a mouthful) looks very much like an ordinary locker, but open its door and voila - you are presented with an iPod dock within. Other features include an integrated AM/FM tuner, a sleep timer, a snooze button, and volume display to know just how loud you’re rocking. Target is carrying this iPod dock for $59.99 a pop.
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News of a first generation iPod nano spitting out sparks during a recharging session in Japan earlier this year has been doing its rounds, but thankfully no one was injured in the incident. At press time, there is no confirmation as to whether the iPod, its charger or the power supply was at fault. Apple is doing all it can to investigate the incident with no luck on pinpointing the culprit just yet. I guess as a general rule of thumb, it would be best not to include anything with a battery in your pockets - you know, family jewels are irreplaceable.
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Our friends at Crunchgear have received a promotional email that features a $70 iPod Touch clone. There’s no need to get one from potentially shady sellers from eBay or directly from China.
- 2GB of storage
- 1.3 Megapixel Camera
- Mini-SD extension
- Popular formats supported MP3, WMA, WAV, AVI, JPEG.
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You may like it or not, but iPhone keeps getting most of the media attention. Today Cupertino folks announced that a total of 100,000 SDKs were downloaded. It's only fair to say not all of these people will actually ever make an iPhone application, but the number is impressive nevertheless. As a matter of fact, many mobile applications were not downloaded for that many times.
Let's speculate a bit. Let's say 10% of all SDK downloads were developers and let's say half of them will ever make a single iPhone application. That's still 5000 applications folks! And I do believe we'll see that many apps released till the end of this year. The "iPhone hype" is so strong that it's fair to argue that at some point in the future there will be more native applications for the Apple iPhone than for some established platforms like Symbian (there are 8,736 commercially available third-party Symbian apps as from December 31. 2007). Sure, there will be like dozen Sudoku versions, but also some neat apps. Interesting times are ahead of us… Full release is available from here.
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Now I'm not saying the next iPhone due to come out this year will have an Intel chip inside, but the one after that, think summer 2009, is looking like a strong candidate for Intel's upcoming Moorestown chip. This slide from my friend Charlie over at TheINQ pretty much says it all:
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