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the "new" refurbished ipod already causing trouble.
msh0206-5: a love letter/note
(how about a love "ransom" letter?)
(only one more day to go - getting desperate. ^_^)
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. :-)
In response to a question on the Dancing with Elephants family podcast (http://dwithe.com), here are some apps that I have on my iPod touch.
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.
Lots of iPods. With the box from Dad's iPod (John Lennon) and mine.
From left to right:
iPod Touch (8gig), iPod (3rd gen - 20gig), iPod Touch (32gig), iPod mini (4gig), iPod shuffle (1gig), iPod Touch (16gig)
Found out that the automated jail break is out for the iPod touch so I decided to set it free and give it some new apps. Love it!
I just wanted to know if I was able to create an iPod using Photoshop.
The Album Artwork I also a fake I made, that you can find in my gallery at there
I also got this new iPod in Red ! :)
My iPod broke through the week. Literally just stopped working, mid-playlist. The sad iPod symbol suggested my iPod had finally died; the HD definitely wasn't spinning as it should have been.
Despite this, Linux could see the two partitions on the disk. I thought I might have been able to wipe the disk, rewrite the firmware, and reload my music library. But for so long as the iPod refused to stay powered, that was a lost cause. Not wishing to buy a new music player just yet, I battled on.
A little googling, and I found my solution: drop the iPod on the ground! I didn't drop mine, but I did ram it against a pile of papers, holding it with the power connector facing down. First hit, no joy. After the second hit, however, I hit the selector button, and I heard the familiar noise of my iPod's hard drive spinning. The backlight came on, then the main menu appeared. Problem solved!
Makes me glad I buy CDs and therefore have a good backup of my audio. (That said, I'm deliberately replicating the contents of my iPod; a little redundancy never hurt anybody!)
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)
Our friends at Apple have just given us the new iPod shuffle to try out and we’ve decided that’s it is officially the ACCESSORY OF THE SEASON!
Plus, they’ve given us 25 to give away to YOU! Clip it to your bag, blouse, dress - wherever!
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With its iconic white earbuds, white glass & glossy aluminium, it was not just about pretty design. It was the whole experience with digital music.
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
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
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Just some of the details in the image:
-100% to scale according to current 5th Gen iPod specs.
-LCD is 4" widescreen.
-Highlight added to simulate LCD backlight flooding.
-Scratch's and fingerprints added for an authentic iPod finish.
-The top surface plastic was tricky to get clear yet still have the proper highlight at the edges.
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.)