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Hoy a la madrugada estaba aburrido y desvelado, asi que me divertí haciendo el jailbreak al firmware 1.1.3 del iPod Touch
IPod-Werbung vor der Sankt-Hedwigs-Kathedrale während Bauarbeiten. Berlin 2007
IPod advertising in front of the St. Hedwig's Cathedral during repair work. Berlin 2007.
These is from right: an iPod Shuffle (2006), iPod Nano 2nd Gen(2006), iPod Touch 2nd Gen(2008) and iPhone 4 (2010)
Enjoying BGPM (Back ground photo and music) with this iPod Photo on my 42 inch plazma display. Reluxing Sunday morning.
Picture taken while placing online order for an Apple iPod Classic using the PRNT SCRN button. Picture taken on March 14, 2008. Dell Inspiron 8600.
It's the 10th anniversary of the original Mac only 5Gb iPod.
Back Row: Original 5Gb iPod, Touch wheel iPod, iPod Photo, iPhone 3G, iPhone 4
Front Row: 2nd Gen iPod Shuffle, iPod nano
My photo from Zune HQ taken at the same time as Rex's now-infamous photo. You can even see his feet in the reflection. How meta!
4th Gen Pink (ANCIENT) mini that no longer holds a charge. Alas, the poor dear is now relegated to being stuck in a docking station in the kitchen so that I can listen to the old girl out there.
Cute little green shuffle that was originally for working out and is now being used very, very carefully by my son and my new toy - my 2nd gen 8gig iPod Touch that I just absolutely LOVE.
I have an original iPod, and now I found an iPod Nano on sale. yay me! lovely podcasts and audiobooks while cooking...
The Unboxing of my iPod Nano and the comparison shots with my original 4G iPod and my Starbucks card. I c
The Unboxing of my iPod Nano and the comparison shots with my original 4G iPod and my Starbucks card. I'm still amazed at how small this thing is!
The blue lettering on the 2nd gen scroll well almost looks like it's backlit. That would be very cool *hint hint*
Saw Alexander Micek's 2G shuffle hack and thought I would try my own. The shuffle won't clip directly onto my Sony noise canceling headphones (MDR-NC50), so I needed to create a bracket to do the job. The end product works okay; the iPod is a little loose on the bracket, but it's good enough for long flights. This was a quick and dirty job, but my local hardware store has some thin stainless steel bands that might clean this hack up. Enjoy, DS