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I figured out you can use a Sony camcorder video cable to show the iPod video on your TV by using the red for video instead of the yellow. Use the white and yellow for sound. This is hack was first featured on shufflehacks.
This bunny iPod cozy is also a new creation. He's the first one that I've made out of genuine wool felt instead of acrylic felt, so he feels much sturdier and better quality. I like that, but I'm also allergic to wool so it makes me itchy to sew with it. Anyway, I have a whole bunch of gray wool felt, so if I feel like torturing myself and if he sells well, I'll make some more. :-)
The iPod Touch is using a minimal-rate uplink over WiFi, despite good SNR. (This is from the management console for the AP, so the "RX Data Rate" is the iPod Touch's uplink rate to the AP.)
Even doing things like browsing in Safari to put active usage on the WiFi link, it does not increase its uplink rate.
This is bad for battery life, and makes the iPod Touch a bad WiFi-citizen as well, since it is taking up more radio time than is necessary to send each packet.
東京の中でも最先端のファッションと若者文化の行き交う街、渋谷。
ここ渋谷にもアップル直営店（日本で４番目にできた店舗）が今年オープンし、イベントがあるごとに
賑わいと話題が絶えません。
そんな渋谷駅のプラットホームに、iPod nanoの巨大広告があらわれました。
電車を降りると壁面全体に実物大のiPod nanoのカードがびっしりと貼付けられてあり、剥がして持って帰ることができるのです。
私もカードを手に取ってみましたが、１日何万人も利用する渋谷の駅で、このように剥がされていたらすぐにカードが無くなってしまうだろうと思っていたところ、人の波が過ぎたあとにスタッフが地道にカードを貼付けているのですね。ついつい、その姿を見届けたくなり、写真におさめてしまいました。
私が通りかかったのは夕方でしたが、これが通勤ラッシュだともっと大変なことになっていたのでしょう。
早速持ち帰った実物大iPod nanoのカードを手にしてみると、プラスチック製の丈夫で立派なもので驚きました。
裏側には携帯電話用のサイトにリンクするQRコード/URLが記載されており、ジャンプしてiPod nanoの待ち受け画像をゲットできます。
こんな街頭でもドキドキさせてくれるAppleってすばらしいですね。
実は私、普段は渋谷からはうんと離れた場所に住んでいまして、たまたまこの日、偶然通りかかってゲットできたのでラッキーでした。
This year in Shibuya, Tokyo, home of the trendiest of fashions and the trendiest of youth cultures, Apple opened it's 4th Japanese Apple Store. Naturally the store itself became a trend-setter and is keeping the masses informed, and entertained with its numerous events in-store and out, and one of them was the sale of "iPod nano".
As part of their rather unique advertising campaign, huge iPod nano posters now adorn the platform walls of Toyoko Line Shibuya Station.
As you depart the train you'll be faced with a stream after stream of 1:1 iPod nano cutouts, in which you can pull off and take home. Obviously, I helped myself to a few as well.
Needless to say, with its tens of thousands of people passing through Shibuya station daily, those iPod cutouts won't last very long. Fortunately, I was lucky enough to be able to catch a glimpse of the staff furiously "refilling" the empty spaces with new cutouts in between the waves of departing passengers (I took the pictures after the evening rush. I can only imagine how busy these guys can be during rush hour!).
Much to my suprise, I later realised that these cutouts weren't made of cardboard but of plastic, and are very rigidly built too. On the reverse side were the URL and QR Codes of a site where you can download iPod nano wallpapers for your mobile phone.
Having living somewhere way out from Tokyo, I was very lucky to be able to get my hands on these cutouts AND witness those "refillers" in action. Hats off to Apple and their wonderful advertising.
(this account was kindly translated from japanese by softcotton, a fellow mac user. Thank you!)
after an alarm clock malfunction this morning, I got a new one. It will play me "Here Comes The Sun" tomorrow morning. (hey, I had to do something with my iPod classic after upgrading to an iTouch)
This photo was taken as part of my coverage of the Apple 5th Generation 2012 iPod touch. They were all taken with the iPod touch camera, untouched or edited. You can see the full video & much more at www.youtube.com/geekanoids
My coworker Jessica's 4th gen iPod finally gave out, after years of faithful service. She has the brilliant idea to head out on our lunch break and give the iPod a proper funeral. I went along to help out.
I took this a while ago. That's my trusty 20gb 3g iPod with my sisters 40gb 3g iPod and my all time favorite Grado SR-60 headphones. Her 40gb was sadly stolen by some lowlife scum.
After Terence and I had done our earlier iPod transparent/x-ray shot experiment, I had this idea for a little mock Apple advertisement. So here's the product of our fevered imaginations.
Strobist info (which Terence, below, reminds me to add): 580EX M1/1 into white foamcore, camera left, for a side fill. SB-25 M1/1 bounced off the ceiling, both fired via Pocket Wizard Plus II's. The iPod dock is stuck via double-sided tape to a reflective black acrylic sheet.
This shot required three initial images (and a fourth for additional detail); we left the dock in place and shot from the same position with the same lighting each time, but dismantled the iPod one step at a time between the shots. The fourth shot was a higher ISO, to get a brighter and more detailed image of the circuit board to blend in for increased detail. The set of shots were combined in Photoshop CS4, and then the text added. :)
(Also posted over in the TwinGeeksPhoto stream Terence put together.)
I asked if we could have a demo of iPod connectivity to the 360. And since I had my iPod, it was the one that got used! Here it is connected up. And I think that's the bottom half of Major Nelson (www.majornelson.com) in the background.
This photo got linked to by Joystiq.