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It was as I was attempting to unravel the headphones on this device this morning that it occurred to me how fast technology races these days. It doesn't seem that long ago that an ipod was an exciting new development. Now smart phones have appeared to have swallowed up the need for a separate device to play music. I still use it, the ipod often provided a soundtrack on my last job as a handyman and there is no doubt that it is useful if you don't want to run your phone battery down. Listening today to Laura Veirs, I keep coming back to this superb album 'Carbon Glacier'. It's got a wonderfully bleak but romantic wintery sound
my ipod sitting on the surface of a LCD monitor. (a PC monitor in spite of the logo)
The trick here is the ipod is sitting in the middle of a dell 2005fpw (same panel as an apple cinema display). The logo is displayed on the screen, which is also the primary light source. The edge lighting is my desk lamp which is much cooler and being diffusly reflected by the LCD's anti glare coating.
Wierd idea but I thought the result was kind of unusual and neat.
I took this photo of a street in Hong Kong that was full of iPod advertisements!
I thought it looked pretty cool, but I'm not sure if I was able to photograph it very well.
I made 3 dozen of these as class treats for my oldest son to celebrate his Summer birthday before school is out. Sugar cookies covered in modeling chocolate-- edible image for the screen
This pouch is tiny with just enough extra room for the earphones inside. I made the inside from super soft fleece. My iPod is very happy now and I won't be afraid next time I throw it in my bag!
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.
This is my old iPod from 2006 connected to my Meze Audio Headphones without a Headphone Amplifier etc
Now you can take LEGO to a whole new level! Test out your flight simulator apps with a "realistic" control module. Feel the power as you swoop and soar!
Obviously, it needs some updates. The belt is probably the best gearing system for LEGO. There is almost no "wiggle room". The X axis rotation is pretty good, but gravity causes it to be a bit difficult to control if tilted too far forward or backward. I still need to develop a firing system (I spent an hour or so yesterday experementing with conductive materials that I could integrate). That will be the most challenging function. I think it will probably use ropes and gears to counteract the rotation of the ipod. If anyone has a simpler way to do it, I'd love to hear about it. NXT would make this legit, but I don't have it.
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Apple released new shiny iPod nano's earlier this week. These ones however remain my favorite. I've had my Product Red nano for a while now - so its literally refreshing on the eyes to see it side by side with another of a different color. Its like this is a his and hers iPod shot.
Happy Weekend everybody.
EXPLORED #246 (September 12, 2009)
My iPod is a lemon.
Seriously, it's back in the shop *again*.
This might be a stupid idea, I haven't decided yet, but it was fun.
One SB-600 off camera top right w/ shoot through umbrella. Lot of effort for a lemon...
Go back in time. A visual into the past.
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Experience the amazing story of how Apple created the iPod, iTunes, and other related products. Ten years of iPod and iTunes history in a convenient timeline with a closer look into the major turning points in history and product releases.
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Any suggestions, hints or even requests referring to content and layout are welcome.
I hope you enjoy it. Thanks.
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*** Update: Now available to download.
Download it! Print it! Frame it!
The iPod Shuffle was last updated in September 2010, following Steve Jobs' annual music event in San Francisco.
Made using this great tutorial:
duringquiettime.blogspot.com/2011/05/iphone-pouch-tutoria...
I love the pouch that Amy made so much that I used the same girl on a swing fabric to make one for my daughter's ipod. She chose the red floral for the flap :)
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I knew I needed to knock a quick one out tonight! So I left out the gear from last nights spaghetti shot.
This is my iPod Touch which is still going strong today. Apple stopped supporting them with software updates years ago which is sad really. It does have some classic tunes on tho ;)
After 7 months of buying no gadgets whatsoever, I treated myself to the new iPod nano with video camera. This is the 16GB model.
A custom mod of an Apple iPod Nano 1st Gen. The design is inspired by Mary Shelley's Frankenstein. The "eye-Pod" can be worn on the wrist via the leather cuff, or placed on it's custom Victrola base. All functionality of the iPod remain intact an a hidden USB cord retracts from the base to either a wall charger or your computer. There are hidden pressure plates that when touched send a strobing "static charge" into the quartz crystals on either side of the magnified veiwing portal. Music can be heard either through the Victrola horn or though a portable personal hearing apparatus (in progress).
This piece will be featured at the Steampunk Bizarre Gallery show.
Read more about it here: behindthesteam.blogspot.com/2009/03/look-into-my-eye-pod....
Design and images are copyright (c)2009 Steam Gear Lab, LLC
This is the cute iPod's reverse.
Also Full of cute personalities .
I love decorating stickler to the stuff I have ...
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.
But zombie iPod doesn't want to stay in the ground!
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So I apparently got this one in just over the wire. Busted by my own ipod. We'll just see about that when that battery gauge starts getting low.
Strobist info: 430EXii @ 1/64+0.7, 2' camera left and above, snoot and full CTO; V283 on red setting superclamped to the same lightstand with full CTB + ND4, aimed behind ipod. Cybersync'd.
This is a composite of the strobed image plus a 1/10 sec exposure for the display.
Spotted at Atlanta Airport - a vending machine selling iPods (minis and shuffles).
Atlanta Airport
May 2005